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Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava says AI-written emails are damaging conversations
In a Verge profile, Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava says AI-written documents and 'push-button' generative-music tools risk changing — and worsening — workplace conversations and creative dialogue. She says Splice is trying to offer AI features that keep humans central (the company has also expanded via the Spitfire Audio acquisition) and has been outspoken against turnkey music-AI like Suno.
KEY POINTS
- In a Verge profile, Splice CEO Kakul Srivastava says AI-written documents and 'push-button' generative-music tools risk changing — and worsening — workplace conversations and creative dialogue.
- She says Splice is trying to offer AI features that keep humans central (the company has also expanded via the Spitfire Audio acquisition) and has been outspoken against turnkey music-AI like Suno.
- Shows how a major music-sampling platform is shaping its AI stance and highlights broader concerns about AI‑generated workplace content and creative integrity.
WHY IT MATTERS
Shows how a major music-sampling platform is shaping its AI stance and highlights broader concerns about AI‑generated workplace content and creative integrity.