Why This Visual Tech CEO Won't Replace Real Musicians With AI

10 Mar 2026 · 1 min
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A visual-tech CEO says his product will augment human musicians, not replace them. It took AI 25 years to match what a human violinist learns through decades of practice. He's building on recordings of a 120-musician orchestra and warns against using AI just because it's trendy.

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