Europe aims to become a global leader in artificial intelligence, but with innovation that reflects its values. As AI music platforms such as Suno and Udio continue to grow, questions arise about creators’ rights, transparency and the future value of human creativity. Rather than choosing between technological progress and fair remuneration, Europe has an opportunity to build a different model.

This discussion explores what it would take to create a competitive European AI music ecosystem, the role of policymakers, investors, startups, labels and rightsholders, and how Europe can compete globally while ensuring that creators remain at the heart of innovation.