Thomas Bangalter, co-founder of Daft Punk, has condemned the use of artificial intelligence in songwriting, calling it 'a way to bypass the creative process'. During an interview with Chanel's president of arts, culture and heritage, Yana Peel, Bangalter emphasized that AI focuses solely on output rather than the intricate journey of creativity. He argued that relying on AI removes the spontaneity and intuition inherent in artistic experimentation, which he finds most compelling. This stance aligns with growing concerns among artists like Jack Antonoff and SZA, who have also spoken out against AI's role in music. Platforms such as TIDAL and Spotify are implementing measures to combat AI-generated content, including royalty policies and detection tools. Meanwhile, legal battles highlight the contentious issues surrounding AI's use of copyrighted material. Bangalter's comments reflect a broader industry debate about balancing technological advancement with artistic integrity.

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