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t AI-generated music could replace human musicians, DJs, and producers, reducing income and performance opportunities for local talent.

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Ruff kid has taken to his socials with a post that states “When I become ZAM president no more playing AI music in the clubs and radios. It’s taking our jobs‼️”. The statement reflects growing concern over the use of artificial intelligence in music and its potential impact on Zambia’s creative industry.
The core issue raised is employment. There is worry that AI-generated music could replace human musicians, DJs, and producers, reducing income and performance opportunities for local talent. Beyond jobs, the statement also touches on culture. Clubs and radio stations are major platforms for Zambian artists to be heard and earn a living. A shift toward AI music could affect the authenticity, diversity, and growth of local sound on these platforms.
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