Young people are increasingly using AI to make music - but is it killing creativity?

Young people are increasingly using AI for various creative processes like making music, according to a charity

"If I spent so much time doing a bunch of tasks that aren't to do with the music that I need to complete, it's kind of counterproductive, so AI has helped me a lot."

Matt Griffiths, Youth Music CEO, said AI is particularly useful in helping improve accessibility and removing barriers that young creatives often face.

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