EP 23: AI Music Revolution: From Lawsuit to Licensing Deals
The music industry went from trying to shut down AI music generators to partnering with them in less than a year. In this episode, Sam and Mac explore the explosive transformation of music creation through AI, examining how companies like Suno (generating 7 million songs daily) and Udio went from facing $500 million…
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