Mick Jagger: ‘If Someone Wants to Make Music by AI, Go Ahead, but It Has to Be Original’
The Rolling Stones also gave their impression of Olivia Rodrigo's rock music in a new interview
Mick Jagger's comments on AI-generated music have sparked an interesting debate in the music industry. By saying that AI-created music is okay as long as it's original, he's taking a pragmatic stance that acknowledges the evolving landscape of music creation. This is particularly relevant given the recent advancements in AI technology that enable machines to produce music that can rival human creativity.
Jagger's remarks also come at a time when the music industry is grappling with issues of authenticity and authorship. The rise of AI-generated music raises questions about what it means to be a creative artist and how we define originality. The Rolling Stones' nod to Olivia Rodrigo's rock music, in their new interview, suggests that they're aware of the changing musical landscape and are open to exploring new sounds and styles.
As the music industry continues to experiment with AI-generated music, it's worth watching how artists, producers, and labels navigate the complex issues surrounding creative ownership and authenticity. Will we see a new wave of AI-generated hits, or will human creativity continue to reign supreme? One thing is certain – the conversation around AI music is just getting started, and it'll be fascinating to see how it evolves in the coming months and years.
Originally reported by rollingstone.com. MusicNewsletter adds analysis for culture, style & media readers.