# In a survey of 4,274 Australian and New Zealand songwriters and composers, 56% of those making production and stock music had used AI in their work

Page: https://flyvolo.ai/en/changes/ev-20240801-musician-13
Date: 2024-08-01 · Stage: Worker adoption
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## Scope

Australia and New Zealand. The collecting society's commissioned study surveyed 4,274 songwriters, composers and publishers online between 31 May and 20 June 2024 and reports that 56% of respondents who make electronic music or production and stock music had used AI in their work, the highest share of any genre alongside games and advertising music at 54%. Published August 2024. A self-selected member survey reporting any use; it does not measure income or how much of the work AI does, and the same consultancy ran the German and French study already on this page.

## Source

- APRA AMCOS (study conducted by Goldmedia) — AI and Music: Impact on music creators in Australia and New Zealand (August 2024) — https://goldmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/GOLDMEDIA_Studie_KI-und-Musik-in-Australien-und-Neuseeland_24-08.pdf (primary source)

## What this means

Library and stock music is where composers report using AI most.

## What it does not show yet

A self-selected survey of any use, with no measure of income or output.

## How to verify it yourself

Open the APRA AMCOS report 'AI and Music' (August 2024) and find "56% of respondents who make electronic music or production and stock music have used AI in their work".


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