Web Connect’Jeunes: Can AI Change Music in French Polynesia?
The use of artificial intelligence is transforming musical creation, and French Polynesia is right in the midst of it.
From AI-generated remixes to algorithmically created tracks, new forms of production are sparking a small revolution in local music.
For its 7th edition, Web Connect’Jeunes is hosting a debate and inviting the public to join in live discussion with artists and creators on Wednesday, April 22 at 6pm, streaming live on TikTok and YouTube from Polynésie la 1ère.
Today, AI-created or remixed tracks are widely circulating on platforms. Some are even enjoying local success, such as Tahitien Scientist and Reggae Tahiti.
Artists Facing the AI Revolution
The show will give voice to several local artists who will share their perspectives on these new practices.
Exclusive moment: the creator of the 100% AI music project “Reggae Tahiti” will testify anonymously for the first time, revealing how they produce their tracks using artificial intelligence.
A Technology Raising Many Questions
Artistic creation, copyright, musical identity, the future of artists…
As technology advances rapidly, the rules remain unclear. A proposed law on cultural content and AI is currently being discussed in the senate to better regulate AI-generated music.
Who truly owns a work created by artificial intelligence?
Is AI a tool for artists or a threat to their creativity?
And in a few years, will we still be able to distinguish human music from machine-generated music?
The Audience Participates and Creates Music
Because Web Connect’Jeunes is also a space for interaction with internet users, the audience will be able to participate live during the show.
Viewers will be encouraged to leave words in the comments: these suggestions will be used to generate music live through artificial intelligence.
An interactive, creative, and inclusive moment for all.
🗓️ Wednesday, April 22
🕕 6pm (Polynésie time)
📺 Streaming live on TikTok and YouTube – Polynésie la 1ère
The debate has begun.
And the music of the future could very well be written with your input.
