Views on AI use in content creation are often divisive, with some seeing generative AI tools as fantastic ways of doing more in a faster fashion, and others railing against it with extreme vigour. This is somewhat boosted in the world of gaming, where there have been some savage reactions from gaming fans to developers who have openly or quietly used AI in their games.
So I was mildly surprised to hear a trio of prominent game music composers be somewhat positive about AI and the effect it could have on their music and that of the wider world of composing.
