Grammy for AI generated music

I am 75 and i am sad for those in the prime of life who will  soon loose their job in the battling of an eye because oligarchs and politicians did not care about the meaning of human life but only of their hubris.

 I am sad because anyone using a computer  at his job will be recycled but most will be threw in a trash bin...

With the economic and financial  critical status of our Western countries, no one will help them...

I remember the sadness of an old artist from Japan facing A.I. "creativity" ...

I care about human and i dont believe in technological progress passed some point where we are right now...

I explained it clearly in my first post above using the genius of McLuhan the greatest thinker in the history of technology ...

The art and creativity come with the prompts; a master of AI prompts in creating artwork and music is an artist him or her self as far as I'm concerned. Most people doing this are far from masters though and let the AI do most of the work. 

@ghdprentice 

I'm very curious regarding your confidence that AI will create "great music".

Would you be willing to say more on this topic? 

The free market will buy what they find appealing at the cheapest price they can find. They are not thinking about saving jobs or how the industry may be affected. One industry dies and a new one is born. It's how it works. 

@kevemaher

Artificially created sound is not music for me since it was not performed by a human being using a musical instrument.

How about a classical-style score, created by AI, but played by real musicians on real instruments?  Say, ask AI to create the score for Hadyn's 107th symphony or Vivaldi's violin concerto number 231.