Interest in AI-Assisted Music Declines Most Among Young Listeners, Luminate Study Finds
According to a new study from Luminate, U.S. consumer interest in listening to AI-assisted music declined across all age groups from when they were …
Interest in AI-Assisted Music Declines Most Among Young Listeners, Luminate Study Finds
According to a new study from Luminate, U.S. consumer interest in listening to AI-assisted music declined across all age groups from when they were first surveyed in May 2025 to November 2025. The greatest decline comes from Gen Alpha and Gen Z in particular, falling from net -6% to -16% during that period. Overall, U.S. listeners have had a net negative interest in listening to music if they knew it was produced using generative AI since they were first surveyed in May 2025, but that score became even more negative by the next time they were tallied in November. Millennials were the most open to listening to AI-assisted music, and Boomers constituted the group least likely to say they would feel positively about listening to AI-assisted music. Related A Short History of AI-Generated Music: From ‘Fake Drake’ to Blockbuster Legal Settlements Ahead of New Orleans Jazz Fest, Former Police Officer Arrested for Plan to Kill Black People in a Mass Shooting ...
