Nowadays, it seems as though it has become harder and harder for us all to distance ourself from AI. This is especially the case for the audio world, as, on WorkTape, our discussion dives into the growing tension around AI in music, focusing on Charlie Puth’s involvement with Moises AI and what it might mean for where production tools are heading. We get into the potentially practical side of AI as simply another resource for musicians, from stem isolation to idea generation, while also questioning where the line sits between creative assistance and creative dependency. Spectate an unfolding conversation on how artists are navigating new technology, shifting expectations, and the balance between innovation and integrity in modern music. Tap in!

🎧 Episode Highlights:

• Is Charlie Puth’s involvement with Moises AI feel a turning point for AI’s role in music?
• Is AI a legitimate creative tool (for music)?
• Is there a fine line between AI use being experimentation and being dependency?
• Are apprehension and hostility toward AI in music the same as once was for synthesized or digital music, or is this fundamentally different?