The Biggest Power Shift in Creativity in a Generation — And Almost Nobody Is Talking About It
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The companies that distribute art are now building the tools that make it. That's the shift nobody's naming clearly — and it changes everything for anyone who creates for a living.
In this episode of CUERATED, we map the biggest power consolidation in the creative world in a generation. Spotify paid out $11 billion to artists in 2025 — and quietly removed 75 million AI-generated tracks in the same year. LVMH has built an AI system across 75 luxury houses specifically designed to be, in their own words, "invisible." Adobe — one of the companies most invested in selling AI tools to creatives — published a warning on their own blog about what happens when those tools take over. And one AI music platform is generating 7 million songs every single day.
We break down what all of it means: the economics, the contradictions, the power dynamics, and the actual opportunity for human artists who understand what's happening.
This isn't a doom episode. It's a map. By the end, you'll know exactly what the landscape looks like — and why, in a world of infinite AI content, a human being with something real to say might be rarer and more valuable than ever.
If you make things — music, fashion, design, writing, anything — this one is for you.
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