In this interview, Mikey Shulman, co-founder of Suno, discusses the company's mission to democratize music creation, making it accessible and enjoyable for everyone. Shulman details Suno's evolution from an enterprise AI audio tool to a user-friendly music generation platform, emphasizing the importance of aligning models with human taste rather than objective benchmarks. He touches on the potential future of music resembling a video game in terms of engagement and monetization, as well as the complexities surrounding AI-generated content, copyright issues, and collaborations with artists like Timbaland. Shulman also shares insights on competing for talent, the role of AI in music discovery, and his vision for a future where more people can actively participate in creating and experiencing music.
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