This week, Craig Norris, the host of “In The Key Of C,” delves into the music industry’s efforts to categorize AI-generated songs. Kevin Ramdas, a technology professor at Humber Polytechnic, sheds light on the implications of labeling songs with AI origins for music enthusiasts.
Furthermore, researchers at Brock University observe a growing trend of individuals choosing to disconnect from their digital and social media worlds to improve their well-being. Yet, the question remains: does this disconnection contribute to overall happiness?
Craig engages in a discussion with Erin Sharpe, an associate professor in the recreation and leisure studies department at Brock University, regarding the research findings.
Additionally, the show features tracks from Summersets, Bif Naked, Dan Mangan, Damnhait Doyle, and more.
The episode aired on Saturday, August 15, showcases a variety of music, including:
– Suzi Kory — “A Better Man”
– Stephen Ingram — “Sour Candy”
– Damhnait Doyle — “Bad Bad Women”
– Garçons — “In My Head”
– Dan Mangan — “Robots”
– Bif Naked — “Lift Me Up”
– Justin Rutledge — “Heart Of A River”
– Thunder Queens — “Deep Below”
– Summersets — “Love Like You”
– Jessica Pearson & The East Wind — “Let It Go”