To be clear I don't believe in abandoning the human-led process of music creation itself. The point of being a musician is making music, this will remain our choice no  matter how good AI music creation gets (as of today in 2025 it’s not great). However, the visual component of creating a music project is where most artists struggle due to limited resources, technical skills, or simply different creative strengths.

This is precisely where AI offers its most valuable contribution. It isn't about replacing human creativity but about expanding its reach. Any artist can now create in any medium, choosing to focus their human touch where it matters most to them, perhaps in songwriting, videography, or painting while using AI to generate high-quality, supplementary output to support their work that were previously inaccessible without substantial budgets or specialized skills.

This approach doesn't diminish authenticity; it expands the definition of what's possible for independent artists. The human vision still guides the process, but the technical and financial barriers that once constrained that vision have dramatically diminished.