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Jiang says global capitalism has trained people over the last twenty years to think of themselves as commodities whose worth is judged by the free market.
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Commodification
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He argues that art retains human value when it is oriented toward mutual fulfillment inside a community, but that music aimed primarily at commodification can be replaced by AI.
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"Right, so let me just respond quickly to your concerns. So I think the problem is that for the past 20 years with the..."
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"But if it's really about creating music so it can be commodified and sold in the free market, then AI can easily replace us."
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The conversation starts with Iran, but it quickly becomes a wider map of how Jiang thinks history moves.
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