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No Generative AI At Berklee- Disband Bots, Beats and Bytes

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Connor
3 months ago

AI is rapidly erasing and replacing all levels of music and audio jobs, making this infamously hard to get-your-foot-in-the-door industry simply impossible. Promoting the use and proliferation of AI is a disservice to all Berklee graduates; past, present, and future.

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Anonymous
3 months ago

AI should be involved whatsoever in any kind of art form, music especially. Art is human expression and another for us to communicate with each other. AI completely takes away that expression from us and longer makes it art. Plus, it also encourages laziness and dependency.

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David Hauck
3 months ago

AI should stay far away from songwriting and composing. There is no benefit to humans in having AI compose something just "likeable" when real music is generally raw and uneven, not packaged or copy and pasted.

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Henrique Deicke
3 months ago

its insane that we even have to fight such thing

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Hui Juhn Kim
3 months ago

As an audio engineer and AI engineer, I cannot tolerate such courses being taught at my alma mater.

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Harvey C
3 months ago

I currently attend a music college in Australia. I'm uncertain of what the future of my studies look like, however, I was considering applying for Berklee. Now I don't know...

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Theodoro Garcia
4 months ago

I sign

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Kyla Terino
4 months ago

Tech companies want to replace us with automated labor they won’t have to pay wages. Don’t let them, Berklee!

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Jacob Ray
4 months ago

Keep Generative AI out of our school and the industry!!

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Lasse Sandø Hansen
4 months ago

Humans should make music, not AI.

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Ben D
4 months ago

It's disgusting that a once highly respected institution as Berklee would entertain the idea associating with a plagiarism machine. Are students going to be allowed to plagiarize exams now? If not, what's the difference?

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Frederik
4 months ago

Replacing teaching a craft and honing ones skills with slop and brain rot is a bold move for a faculty built on the shoulders of true artists.

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Patrick C
4 months ago

AI music generation is the antithesis of the point of a music degree. Shame on Berklee for promoting this vapid trend.

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Amber von Diepenbroick
4 months ago

This is like teaching graphic design students how to design clickbait thumbnails. Truly appaling.

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Anonymous
4 months ago

Suno is merely a plastic clown with a big red nose young people laugh at. Apart from killing the environment, a vast majority of people actively dislike this idea and its motivations. There are so many other genuinely good technologies in music, that Suno will too ruin the reputation of because of its ties with machine learning. Stuff like timbre changers and stem splitters to name a few. If Universities are trying to prepare for the future, a cheap crappy spit in the face of music will not be worth tens of thousands of dollars. It has already lost favour with gen z and gen alpha. Stop stealing from artists. Stop trying to shortcut the long and expansive craft of music and music tech. If you like Suno, you do not like being a musician, which is something every student at a music University is the exact opposite of.

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Nikita Dudnik
4 months ago

Instead of teaching how to use AI for good Berklee promotes the main AI music slop generator. This is insane.

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Anonymous
4 months ago

not cool berklee.

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Narasimha Garimella
4 months ago

The faculty and staff involved in introducing and teaching AI music at berklee should be ashamed of themselves. Berklee is regarded one of the best music schools in the world, yet feels the need to sell out to capitalistic, corporate machines that threaten art. As an alumni, I stand with the students who initiated this movement

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Sam S-T
4 months ago

Human creativity matters.

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Camron D
4 months ago

Gen AI is the creativity killer, and that's a baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaad thing.