Shrug.
if it “creates” something pleasing: So what?
However, no AI generated music should be copyrightable.
I wouldn’t take an AI too long, relatively speaking, to create music scores that cover every way to put notes together in a “song”.
That would destroy any the ability of any human to create and copyright their own music.
”AI, create 3 minute audio tracks, different from each other, that covers every permutation of arranging notes within each file”.
AI, remove all 3 minute files with more than an 80% match to existing copyrighted music files (reference allmusic or some such) “
AI — send all remaining files to US copyright office under {this name}.
AI —build list, and update list, from copyrights granted from US Copyright office.
AI — monitor all released music tracks, compare against granted copyright list.
AI — forward all matches from last statement to {my troll lawyer firm} and send out the standard form to {new music author} informing them of copyright breach.
profit.
And actually, those copyrights could be sought in any country… or all countries, then suit brought in whichever country I could pay to grant the copyrights…
bah.. change the logic a little..
AI — md5 hash all copyrighted music files referenced by one or more places like allmusic.. or just copyright offices.
then do the build files, but drop any that match the hashes from the step above.