Today I discovered the algorithm dependency paradox — a loop of inertia and uncertainty that makes creators protect the systems that limit their freedom.
I’m building something new at the intersection of music x content creation…so I decided get in my bag a little…step into the mode of a content creator…plus, I need to post more 😊😊😊
…and now I have more data/evidence ⚡️⚡️⚡️
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We're a music platform that puts artists and listeners first. To protect artists and keep listeners informed, here's how we're handling AI-generated music on Tidal beginning on July 15:
- 100% AI-generated tracks will receive a badge that says “AI” and will not receive royalties.
- Content designed to impersonate other artists gets removed.
- Listeners will be able to filter all 100% AI-generated content out.
- These standards also apply to Tidal Uploads.
Read in full: https://t.co/eHpTS64RfU
What’s the fastest path from idea to app? @GoogleAIStudio 🔥
At the @GoogleCloud Summit in London, we broke down how easy it is to vibe code any app from scratch, build native @Android apps directly in AIS or scale up using @Firebase and @GoogleWorkspace integrations.
It’s very cool that more and more AIS is becoming one stop shop for building within the Google Ecosystem.
I don’t think we’ll ever see another rapper put out this much music. Most of them check out the game too fast or divert attention elsewhere…the whole less is more thing. I don’t know if we’ll ever have another rapper who wants & works this hard to be commercially viable 💭💭💭
I subscribed to the JBP to support a Black man, an artist, and an indie media co. But constantly hearing about the tiering and what you don’t get unless you pay more isn’t the best way to encourage people to upgrade — if anything, it can have the opposite effect.