Suno has filled the unskilled with delusions

I've been a heavy user of this tech since the day it has been introduced, and have never been against it's usage as a tool. When Udio and Suno first started making the rounds I suddenly had a reason to explore lyricism in a way that had never been practical before, and I think that it's amazing that it's able to empower those who have something to say but lack some of the time and resources necessary to realistically explore those avenues of expression.

And then you have this army of people with nothing to say, but a very grandiose idea of how they're perceived, despite literally allowing a machine to not only fulfill the technical burden, but the burden of imparting meaning onto a track as well. These people are here, passionately defending their space in the art world, while not being able to construct any piece of the end result themselves, and actively arguing with people who want less of this automation.

If you are here and attempting to push your "art" that you did not write, you did not produce, and you did not structure in any way beyond a general vibe that you prompted, then I think you're actively destroying what could be a really cool and empowering tool for people who actually care about using this as a tool to connect with other artists instead of leveraging the tech to step over other people and pump out meaningless songs that all share identical similes and metaphors.

If everyone's super...