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In this video, Music Tech & Research Consultant Rufy Ghazi talks about Innovations in Tech in the Music Industry and shares a Tech Toolkit with audiences.

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0:00 - AI and Unfinished Songs
3:09 - Current Possibilities
5:30 - Why AI Now?
8:43 - Two Bucket Framework
9:12 - AI Composition Tools
12:15 - Fan Engagement Tools
13:25 - A&R AI Innovation
14:50 - AI in Live Music
17:22 - Challenges of AI
25:22 - Q & A