
Mads Eilertsen
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Jul 31, 2026
AI 'music' hijacking real musicians' online identities
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3:40Torstein SløanGUEST
So we who are not protected by this, uh, is more exposed for, and don't also have the economic capacity to go against these kind of forces.

Mads EilertsenGUEST
Apparently, there are some forms that you can use to say that this music is, uh, not yours.
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5:21Lars BevangerCORRESPONDENT
He argues that this is also what the art is all about, a meeting between real people.

Mads EilertsenGUEST
Uh, with humans meeting each other in conversations or in a concert hall or in a cafe or in the pub.

Mads EilertsenGUEST
Uh, AI is here to stay, and it's, uh, has a good positive sides, can create a lot of good, uh, things, but [laughs] as humans, we still have to meet each other and, uh, have a smile and chats and, uh, that's still our strength, I think.

Mads EilertsenGUEST
And live music is still that side, and I think that's, uh, our strength in the future.
Gen Z vs. the general
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46:17Torstein SløanGUEST
So we who are not protected by this, uh, is more exposed for, and don't also have the economic capacity to go against these kind of forces.

Mads EilertsenGUEST
Apparently, there are some forms that you can use to say that this music is, uh, not yours.
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47:58Lars BevangerCORRESPONDENT
He argues that this is also what the art is all about, a meeting between real people.

Mads EilertsenGUEST
For us, uh, performing musicians, that's the most valuable asset now, uh, with humans meeting each other in conversations or in a concert hall or in a cafe or in the pub.

Mads EilertsenGUEST
It can create a lot of good, uh, things, but [laughs] as humans, we still have to meet each other and, uh, have a smile and chats and, uh, that's still our strength I think.

Mads EilertsenGUEST
And live music is still that side, and I think that's, uh, our strength in the future.