在AI爆发的当下，有一些趋势已经不能再用传统行业思维来判断了。 2025年，新歌发行量出现罕见的激增，ISRC编码歌曲的增量是2024年的2.6倍，5120万的歌曲量足够搭建一个新的Spotify。这一现象只能用AI音乐爆发来 解释，仅Deezer一个平台，去年新增的AI歌曲数量预计超过千万。 平台开始采取措施应对AI内容泛滥，Spotify宣称已下架超过7500万首AI歌曲，Bandcamp宣布严禁AI内容上传，Deezer新升级的个性化音乐推荐功能Flow 还可以过滤所有AI歌曲。 创作平权的代价 AI正在音乐领域迅速普及，使用AI辅助创作已经成为大势所趋。 音乐制作Landr去年年底面向1200位音乐人做的调查显示，已经有87%的音乐人在某个环节使用AI，这个数字比2024年一份同类调查的48%大幅增长。其 中，初学者更乐于使用AI音乐生成器（51%），高阶音乐人仅为25%。 这个调查结果符合业界对于AI爆发背景下的心理预期，AI将更多成为普通人或初级音乐玩家进入音乐创作领域的敲门砖。 过去一年，AI音乐领域的热点基本上都由非专业人士主导，程序员用AI生成热歌赚5位数版权收入、工程师用AI生成音乐创办的 ...

Core Viewpoint - The rapid advancement of AI has transformed it from a novel concept to an omnipresent element in daily life, leading to both increased efficiency and significant negative impacts on various creative industries [1][2]. Group 1: Impact on Creative Industries - Reddit reported the deletion of over 40 million pieces of spam and false content, with estimates suggesting that up to 50% of content in large communities may be AI-influenced [1]. - The influx of AI-generated content has led to a crisis in creative expression, with writers, musicians, and artists feeling pressured to adapt or compete with AI [1][6]. - The number of new web novels surged dramatically, with 5,606 new titles launched in March 2024 compared to just 400 in the same month of 2023, indicating a significant rise in AI-generated literature [3][4]. Group 2: Personal Experiences and Reactions - Creators like Han Yiqiu express deep disappointment over the use of AI in writing, feeling that it undermines genuine human expression and creativity [3][12]. - Many artists, such as Xiao Han, have faced job losses or reduced opportunities due to AI's encroachment into their fields, leading to feelings of despair and thoughts of changing careers [6][7]. - The rise of AI-generated content has led to a decline in the perceived value of human-created works, with creators feeling the need to prove their authenticity [12][14]. Group 3: Adaptation and Resistance - Some individuals are attempting to find ways to coexist with AI, recognizing that complete resistance may not be feasible [16][17]. - Xiao Han's success in creating a popular comic series demonstrates that human creativity can still thrive in the face of AI competition by focusing on emotional depth and complex storytelling [18][20]. - The ongoing debate about the role of AI in creative industries highlights the need for a balance between leveraging AI's capabilities and preserving the authenticity of human expression [8][11].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the launch of a nostalgic AI song that encapsulates memorable moments from 2025, inviting audience engagement through sharing their annual keywords [2] Group 1 - The AI song features a medley of popular trends and significant highlights from the year, aiming to evoke emotional responses from listeners [2] - The song includes references to various events such as the seventh "Space Conference," the "Scottish Super League," and the multi-city collaboration during the National Games, showcasing a blend of cultural and sporting moments [2] - The company encourages audience interaction by prompting them to share their annual keywords in the comments section, aiming to create a sense of community and engagement around the song [2]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the legal challenges faced by AI music platform Suno regarding the use of copyrighted material for training AI models, despite its significant market success and growth potential [1][2][4]. Group 1: Company Overview - Suno has completed a $250 million Series C funding round, achieving a post-money valuation of $2.45 billion, led by Menlo Ventures with participation from NVentures, Hallwood Media, Lightspeed, and Matrix [1]. - The company offers a monthly subscription service with free and paid tiers ($8 / $24), and has launched a professional version for commercial creators, reporting annual revenue exceeding $200 million [1]. - In May 2024, Suno raised $125 million in a Series B round at an estimated valuation of around $500 million [1]. Group 2: Legal Challenges - Suno is facing lawsuits from major record labels including Sony Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group, accusing it of using copyrighted material without permission for AI training [2]. - The legal landscape for such cases remains ambiguous in the U.S., with many disputes typically resolved through licensing agreements [2]. - Suno is also encountering similar legal challenges from Danish and German music copyright organizations, with GEMA recently winning a lawsuit against OpenAI regarding the legality of using copyrighted materials for training [2]. Group 3: Market Potential and Investor Sentiment - Despite the ongoing legal issues, investors are optimistic about Suno's market success and the evident potential of AI-generated music [3][4]. - Menlo Ventures emphasizes the transformative experience of users moving from listeners to creators through Suno's platform, indicating strong investor confidence in the technology [3]. - The growth of Suno has been largely driven by word-of-mouth, with users sharing AI-generated songs in group chats, showcasing the platform's viral appeal [4].