<p>Where would we be without musical creativity? </p>
<p>Without it there would be no Beatles, no Mozart, no country music, no rock ‘n’ roll, no concerts, no church choirs. </p>
<p>The ability to be creative is a big part of what has set us humans apart from machines. </p>
<p>But does the dawn of AI - where we can ask a computer to compose a song in seconds - mean the end of musical creativity as we know it? </p>
<p>Who better to speak to than singer/songwriter Jack Savoretti. Jack talks to me about how he found musical and poetic creativity during difficult times as a teenager. We chat about his creative process, how he can’t and never wants to read music and I ask him what he thinks the impact of AI will have on the music industry, creativity, and artists today.</p>
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