Summary
Andrea and Ghazi argued that AI should expand music creation and royalty collection without displacing human authorship. PRS uses AI agents to find unpaid global revenue for songwriters, while Empire uses machine learning across analytics, legal workflows, stem separation, sample replay, and artist-controlled voice-clone monetization.
Key Topics
5 key topics from Ghazi Shami, Andrea Czapary Martin and Jennifer Strong at HumanX Amsterdam 2026. Thicker branches were mentioned more often in the talk.
Who Owns the Future of Music?
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Key Takeaways
- Protect human authorship with clear copyright and voice-use choices.
- Use AI agents to uncover missing royalty revenue globally.
- Apply AI across legal, analytics, and catalog-production workflows.
- Treat generative tools as access multipliers, not taste replacements.
- Build monetization-or-block policies for fan-generated AI clones.
“access creates culture, and I think AI, creates a level of access to creatives”
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