Artists possess the same entrepreneurial skills expected of successful tech founders, especially illustrators who leverage social media to build their brands and generate significant revenue.

The music industry shifted from a scarcity model with major studios to an abundance model with platforms like iTunes and Spotify, and similar transformations will occur in healthcare, education, and transportation.

The major labels in the music industry still lack a direct relationship with their customers, relying instead on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music to connect with fans.

We're working to empower artists to build direct relationships with their fans, eliminating the middlemen who take a cut of their earnings.

The tech industry offers higher budgets and better pay for artists, making it an appealing transition from independent work to startup environments.

In the cutthroat art industry, only a few artists can make a living, and those who succeed have learned to market and promote themselves effectively.

Every artist is increasingly using technology in their work, and I believe the art world will have to adapt to this shift rather than revert to traditional methods.

The music industry often favors artists who sound alike, making it harder for unique talents like Lady Gaga to break through.

AI will serve as a tool for artists, enhancing their creative process rather than replacing them, similar to how digital music synthesis did not eliminate musicians.