Preserving the integrity of traditional musical forms

Ensuring equal access to music technology for all

Balancing innovation with respect for cultural heritage

Protecting the rights of musicians and composers

By making music creation and performance more accessible to people from diverse backgrounds

By providing tools for musicians to explore and blend different musical genres and traditions

By facilitating collaboration between musicians from different parts of the world

All of the above

The potential for AI to replace human musicians

The lack of transparency and accountability in AI-generated music

The potential for AI to perpetuate biases and stereotypes in music

All of the above

By creating digital archives of traditional music performances

By developing educational resources and tools for teaching traditional music

By facilitating collaborations between traditional musicians and contemporary artists

All of the above

The potential for music technology to homogenize and standardize music

The risk of losing the unique characteristics and nuances of traditional musical forms

The potential for music technology to be used to create music that is devoid of emotional depth and human connection

All of the above

By providing opportunities for marginalized musicians to access music education and resources

By creating platforms that amplify the voices of underrepresented artists

By using music technology to raise awareness of social issues and promote positive change

All of the above

The potential for music technology to detract from the authenticity and spontaneity of live performances

The risk of technical glitches and malfunctions during live performances

The potential for music technology to be used to manipulate or enhance performances in ways that compromise their integrity

All of the above

By developing energy-efficient music production software and hardware

By using renewable energy sources to power music venues and festivals

By promoting the use of recycled and sustainable materials in music production and packaging

All of the above

The potential for music technology to replace traditional music teachers and methods

The risk of music technology creating a divide between students with access to technology and those without

The potential for music technology to be used to promote standardized and formulaic approaches to music education

All of the above

By creating online platforms that showcase music from different cultures

By developing educational resources that teach about the history and significance of diverse musical traditions

By facilitating collaborations between musicians from different cultural backgrounds

All of the above

The potential for music technology to replace the need for human music therapists

The risk of music technology being used in ways that are harmful or exploitative to clients

The potential for music technology to be used to gather and store sensitive client data without proper consent

All of the above

By developing assistive music technology that enables people with disabilities to create and perform music

By creating accessible music education resources and opportunities for people with disabilities

By advocating for the inclusion of people with disabilities in music festivals and events

All of the above

The potential for music technology to be used to conduct research on human subjects without their informed consent

The risk of music technology being used to collect and store sensitive data about research participants without proper safeguards

The potential for music technology to be used to manipulate or fabricate research results

All of the above

By developing tools and resources that help musicians and music businesses operate in a more sustainable manner

By advocating for fair compensation and working conditions for musicians and music industry professionals

By promoting transparency and accountability in the music industry

All of the above