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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 85734, member: 27"]
AI starts charting hits, creatives panic a bit, and Nadia Nakai lands somewhere in the middle.

AI shakes South African music debates
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[*]Artificial intelligence is splitting creatives across South Africa.
[*]Some see job risks, others see leverage.
[*]The argument heats up as tech hits entertainment harder.
[*]Nobody agrees where the line should sit.
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Chart run triggers fresh arguments
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[*]Rea Gopane blew up with an AI-generated track called Suka!.
[*]The song hit number one on Apple Music South Africa.
[*]Streaming numbers pulled massive attention.
[*]That success reopened the creativity versus automation fights.
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Nadia Nakai sets her boundary
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[*]Nadia Nakai said she actively uses AI in her business.
[*]She refuses AI-generated content created from nothing.
[*]She prefers human-made work enhanced by technology.
[*]Photoshoots stay human before AI touches anything.
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Small business angle matters
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[*]Nadia Nakai said AI helps smaller brands compete visually.
[*]High-end presentation becomes cheaper with tech.
[*]AI fills budget gaps for marketing.
[*]She views that use as fair game.
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Balance still feels messy
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[*]Nadia Nakai admitted she feels conflicted using AI.
[*]She worries about harming creative industries.
[*]She still sees AI as a powerful amplifier.
[*]The tension between people and tech remains unresolved.
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