Infinite Album | Prelude in AI Major: Crafting a Creator-First Future for Music & AI | ASCAP

Meet Infinite Album, one of the five teams featured in our new documentary short Prelude in AI Major: Crafting a Creator-First Future for Music & AI.
www.ascap.com/ai-documentary
ABOUT THE DOCUMENTARY
Artificial intelligence is opening new doors and posing significant challenges for the entire music industry. As we all adapt to this new world, ASCAP is working to keep creators at the center of how music is made, consumed and monetized. Helping music creators navigate through the age of AI was one of the main reasons the ASCAP Lab launched the 2023 Music and AI Challenge, a startup incubator held in partnership with the NYC Media Lab.
In this documentary short, the five selected teams share how they are leveraging AI to build innovative tools for making and experiencing music, informed by their own backgrounds as composers and musicians. You’ll hear from the mentors, including ASCAP members, who guided the teams in developing their technologies and exploring the copyright implications of their work. These music industry professionals also offer their perspectives on how AI is impacting music creators and the value of forging relationships across the music tech landscape.
The 2023 Music and AI Challenge is one facet of ASCAP’s ongoing commitment to operating the only US performing rights society that is creator first and future-forward. As ASCAP Chief Strategy & Digital Officer Nick Lehman puts it in the documentary: “It’s important for us to have a seat at the table, to be in the room where these concepts are not just concepts - where they’re being applied in the industry.”
ABOUT INFINITE ALBUM
Infinite Album uses AI to generate continuous copyright-safe video game music that can react to game play in real time and can be customized by gamers and viewers in collaborative, interactive and monetizable ways. www.infinitealbum.io/
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As somebody that makes audio worlds for video games I make myself I'm completely horrified, this is an Art form done by humans it should be respected