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Billboard CEO, Suno Co-founder, Hip-hop legend, and Gold House Veneture investor... What happens when you put them on the same stage in Massachusetts Institute of Technology ? As President of the MIT AI Club, I had the honor to co-organize and moderate the "Future of Creativity x AI" event at MIT, with an incredible panel featuring: - Mike Van , CEO of Billboard - Martin Camacho , Co-Founder and President of Suno - Victor D. Lombard (DIVINE) , CEO and Co-Founder of NOTES - Daniel Suh , General Partner of Gold House Ventures. And a special thank you to hip-hop legend Rakim for sharing his greetings remotely. During the discussion, what stuck with me most is that AI isn't just changing how content is created - it's reshaping how it's financed, marketed, and distributed. DIVINE and Rakim's company, NOTES, for instance, built an AI voice assistant in Rakim's voice that helps independent artists navigate the business side and financing of music. There's also a huge surge in AI content and AI startups right now. But the loudest launches do not always last the longest. Sora hit 1 million downloads in its first five days, faster than ChatGPT. But its 30-day retention was just 1%, and six months later, it shut down. Finding real product-market fit is hard for companies of any size, and your D30 and D60 say far more than launch-day hype ever will. Also, people talk about "AI slop", but "slop" is not new - there has always been bad content. AI is a taste amplifier. People with genuine creative talent will use these tools to sharpen their output. What's amazing is that now, with AI content creation platforms such as OpenArt AI , indie artists can make a visualizer / lyrics video in minutes to promote their song on more channels, and creators with a great story can generate cinematic-quality work without a million-dollar budget. And our bold prediction is: within two years, every piece of content will have some element of AI in it. A big shoutout to Chareeda R. , the mastermind behind, and our amazing co-hosts: - J.P. Morgan Innovation Economy ( Christopher Mangiafico , John Gordon Barnes Vivian Young , Joe Kopnisky , Jesse Bardo , Vickrum Nabar , Christian Williams Jacob Sayler Morgan Madison , Arthur Tzouvelis Hilary Badger , Rodrigo Mantica ) - MIT Sloan AI Club (my Co-Presidents Jackson Price , Jacob Berk , and future Presidents: Christopher Kang , Akshata Bailkeri , Sara Z. ) - Gold House ( Daniel Suh ) - Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP ( Chapin Scaggs & Andy Bloom ) for making this happen.