Fdem,
over the past decades I‘ve collaborated with tons of talented people. Sometimes I write music for their lyrics, sometimes I contribute lyrics to their music. I call that co-writing. What you have in the end is called a song. What you demonstrate here is actually one of the problems I foresee with AI. People co-write songs with AI generated composers/producers/mixers and take the credit for things they can’t even influence. In Udio you can’t define chord sequences or melodies. It randomly generates music for you. You have zero control over the music production. If you don’t like what it generated you just tell the model to do it again and again and again. Eventually, with a little luck, it will come up with something that you like. The results have nothing to do with your songwriting capabilities. If you co-write with AI shouldn’t you admit that your song is a co-write? In my opinion, Fdem, you are taking credit for the AI generated music and that is a problem I foresee with AI. You are demonstrating this quite well actually.