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Hitting the wrong note: musicians say AI will take jobs

Jimmy Barnes and Bernard Fanning have spoken out against the impact of AI on the music industry. (Jason O'Brien/AAP)

Thousands of Australian musicians believe Artificial Intelligence will destroy their ability to make a living, according to large-scale research. A […]

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