The Deception Double Standard: If AI Gets a Warning Label, So Do You

Clark Rants #115: While collective outrage is nothing new, the passionate crusade against AI-generated music is genuinely surprising. Watching people rally behind petitions to ensure they aren't "fooled" by technology highlights a pretty dramatic overreaction to shifting creative landscapes.

If we are going to mandate "deception warning labels" on algorithmically generated art, then fairness dictates we stamp a permanent warning label on every single human being, too.

Beyond the Mime: Why the Real AI Music Revolution Belongs to the Creators, Not the Grifters

We usually stay out of the fray. If you follow saints in unison, you know we prefer to let the music, the digital art, and the worlds we build speak for themselves. We have a massive dog in this fight, but watching the endless, exhausting discourse on social media usually just makes us want to retreat further into the studio, turn off the internet, and create.

But every now and then, a story breaks that is so egregious, so fundamentally lazy, that it forces our hand.

The AI Music "Outrage" is Beyond Ridiculous. Let’s Talk About It.

Alright, I’ve been watching the discourse surrounding AI-generated music lately, and I honestly just need to get this off my chest. What a weird thing to spend brain cells on hating. Seriously, of all the things going on in the world, this is where you’re choosing to channel your existential fury?