Mark Anthony G.
12 Apr
12Apr

In an era where AI-generated music tools are becoming increasingly accessible, governments can implement several strategies to encourage companies to continue hiring human musicians and composers:

Financial Incentives

Tax breaks for film production companies that hire music composers or commission original music.

Subsidies and grants specifically designed for companies that employ musicians in film and television production


Regulatory Approaches
Establishing quotas that mandate a certain percentage of music be created by human musicians and composers

Recognition Programs
Public award systems that celebrate companies commissioning live musicians, similar to a dedicated category at the Junos or American Music Awards highlighting corporate support for artists

Educational Investment
Music education funding at levels comparable to government investment in STEM programs, ensuring a pipeline of skilled musicians for the future

These measures could help preserve the irreplaceable human element in music creation while supporting artistic livelihoods in an increasingly AI-driven landscape.

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