No Generative AI At Berklee- Disband Bots, Beats and Bytes
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Nathalie Raedler
2 months ago
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Berklee should be a place that protects artists, champions human expression, fosters creative development and teaches ethical innovation—not one that accelerates technologies built on appropriation, exploitation, and the replacement of authentic creativity.
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Anonymous
2 months ago
AI is the worse, and pointless. It has made numerous smaller artist have harder time to achieving any engagement due to trust issues or suspicion on using generative AI in this current generation in the community. It hurts the individual! Say NO to AI!
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Damiano Capelli
2 months ago
Students should get organised to find out how you can kick these capitalist vultures and AI-Monopolies off the campus. If we don't fight these greedy tech-billionaires will destroy all of our culture!
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Gregorio
2 months ago
As a global leader in music education, Berklee must model industry responsibility and refuse to legitimize tools built on copyright infringement.
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Anonymous
2 months ago
Support artists and actual education, not AI
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Anonymous
2 months ago
NO AI!!!
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Parker Anderson
2 months ago
Music is a reflection of the human spirit. Not zeroes and ones.
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Anagh Shetty
2 months ago
AI 'music' does not belong in such a prestigious institution
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Severino Marques
2 months ago
UML Music Major here. Hearing about the AI Music class is disgusting and I hope that Berklee learns what they're doing is extremely wrong. Good luck to all of you Berklee students.
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Jeremy Leung
2 months ago
Disgusting that Berklee would promote AI music and suck the soul out of making music
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Juan Camilo Lopez Bedoya
2 months ago
AI does not belong in music composition.
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Anonymous
2 months ago
f*ck AI
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Dennis Craven
2 months ago
Should this even be discussed?
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Anderson Aiken
2 months ago
I’m an incoming Berklee student for the Class of 2030. AI is not the education I signed up for.
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Redford Lyon
2 months ago
Screw AI!
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Anonymous
2 months ago
Is this art school or tech school? Either way the people who decided this are to be considered already bought and paid for and should be fired for helping in the destruction of the future of the very students they teach. You would essentially teach a class in crime since the entire thing is built on several forms of theft each more egregious than the last while the companies doing it openly call everyone idiots for believing their lies, while laughing and continuing to take more from everyone. This decision was made by idiots.
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Anonymous
2 months ago
AI cannot replace art.
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Anonymous
2 months ago
There is a difference between assisting tools and replacing creativity, and the genAI models are mostly used for latter. Also, it is trained on copywrited material which arises ethical concern.
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Matthew Bertrand
2 months ago
Suno is not the future of the music industry; it is in fact antithetical to everything music is. Making music IS fun. It is the most human thing we can do. To encourage students at one of the most prestigious music schools on Earth to offload that process to an unthinking copyright-violation machine is incorrigible, and if those responsible were capable of shame, I would demand they feel it.
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Gabriel Sykes
2 months ago
I see no reasonable excuse for having students use AI when they went out of their way (and in many cases into debt) to study at what is supposed to be one of the best music schools in the world.
Berklee should be a place that protects artists, champions human expression, fosters creative development and teaches ethical innovation—not one that accelerates technologies built on appropriation, exploitation, and the replacement of authentic creativity.
AI is the worse, and pointless. It has made numerous smaller artist have harder time to achieving any engagement due to trust issues or suspicion on using generative AI in this current generation in the community. It hurts the individual! Say NO to AI!
Students should get organised to find out how you can kick these capitalist vultures and AI-Monopolies off the campus. If we don't fight these greedy tech-billionaires will destroy all of our culture!
As a global leader in music education, Berklee must model industry responsibility and refuse to legitimize tools built on copyright infringement.
Support artists and actual education, not AI
NO AI!!!
Music is a reflection of the human spirit. Not zeroes and ones.
AI 'music' does not belong in such a prestigious institution
UML Music Major here. Hearing about the AI Music class is disgusting and I hope that Berklee learns what they're doing is extremely wrong. Good luck to all of you Berklee students.
Disgusting that Berklee would promote AI music and suck the soul out of making music
AI does not belong in music composition.
f*ck AI
Should this even be discussed?
I’m an incoming Berklee student for the Class of 2030. AI is not the education I signed up for.
Screw AI!
Is this art school or tech school? Either way the people who decided this are to be considered already bought and paid for and should be fired for helping in the destruction of the future of the very students they teach. You would essentially teach a class in crime since the entire thing is built on several forms of theft each more egregious than the last while the companies doing it openly call everyone idiots for believing their lies, while laughing and continuing to take more from everyone. This decision was made by idiots.
AI cannot replace art.
There is a difference between assisting tools and replacing creativity, and the genAI models are mostly used for latter. Also, it is trained on copywrited material which arises ethical concern.
Suno is not the future of the music industry; it is in fact antithetical to everything music is. Making music IS fun. It is the most human thing we can do. To encourage students at one of the most prestigious music schools on Earth to offload that process to an unthinking copyright-violation machine is incorrigible, and if those responsible were capable of shame, I would demand they feel it.
I see no reasonable excuse for having students use AI when they went out of their way (and in many cases into debt) to study at what is supposed to be one of the best music schools in the world.