The relationship between human creative and artificial intelligence It is at the heart of the international debate. In the field of music, where inspiration and emotion are essential elements of artistic expression, the rapid development of systems raises questions about the future of the creators. The question remains open whether an algorithm can replace the melody derived from the human soul.

Self -management, the Hellenic Association for Collective Music Copyright, presented the results of public opinion research conducted in collaboration with ALCO. Research gives answers to key questions about the role of TN in musical creation.

At a time when areas of culture and creativity face daily economic losses and unfair competition due to the rapid development of productive TN productive models and artistic production systems, Alco’s research records the absolute recognition by the Greek society of the role of composers and musicians.

94% of respondents consider the role of composers and lyricists important, while 62% say they take into account the creator’s name when buying or storing music works.

Almost universal is the view of the need to mark the musical works produced by TN. 90% believe that there should be a special signal so that listeners know that a musical work is a product of artificial intelligence. In addition, 84% consider it necessary to report the names of the projects used as production material.

Particularly intense is the perception that creators must be paid for the use of their projects by TN systems. 73% argue that composers and lyricists whose works are used as material for the creation of music works with TN must receive a remuneration from the relevant companies, compared to just 12%.

Alco’s survey was conducted by telephone interviews from 3 to 8 May 2025, in a sample of 1,000 people aged 17 years and over, throughout Greece.

The composer and chairman of the Board of Directors of Self -Management, Yiannis Glezos, noted that “The Greek public widely recognizes and supports what we creators are collectively claiming from European institutions and national governments with stronger political and legal measures and actions: the use of our musical works by Start-Ups companies requires the consensus of the creator, the authority and the authority. Protect human creativity to continue to compose music and make songs with soul and inspiration. “