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Automation extends beyond music to live performances and broader entertainment. Digital concerts with AI-generated performers could become the norm, eliminating risks related to human error or personal misconduct. AI artists like Nunori will never be late, drunk, or otherwise unreliable—beneficial from a commercial standpoint but concerning from a human experience perspective.
This trend toward risk-averse, perfect digital performances hints at a future where authentic human presence is increasingly undervalued. While such developments offer cost savings and consistency, they also threaten to diminish genuine human connection, spontaneity, and the imperfections that often make art engaging.