AI tools now create complete music videos in hours, not months. Major labels are investing heavily. The shift isn’t coming – it’s here. Learn the workflow or watch from sidelines.
The story
The creative industry faces a massive disruption that most artists aren’t prepared for. AI tools like Suno and Udio can now generate complete songs and visuals from simple text prompts. While some see this as a threat, the real challenge isn’t the technology itself – it’s figuring out how to harness it before someone else does.
Traditional music video production requires teams of musicians, filmmakers, and editors. Costs run into tens of thousands. Timeline stretches for months. But at a recent San Francisco hackathon, teams created complete AI music videos in three hours using ChatGPT for lyrics, Udio for music, Midjourney for images, and Runway for animation.
Major labels are investing heavily. The shift isn’t coming – it’s here.
Enter “Quantients” – a near future story spanning 2024 through 2034 that shows where this all leads. It was transformed using Suno and Udio to demonstrate the exact workflow creators need to master. The story follows unforeseen heroes navigating a world where CorpGovs and Decentralists battle for control while quantum physics and machine learning reshape everything.
This isn’t science fiction – it’s a blueprint. The story shows how individual creators can wield AI tools to produce content that once required massive teams. Your imagination becomes the only limiting factor.
The solution isn’t to fight the technology or ignore it. Smart creators are learning to collaborate with AI as a creative amplifier. They’re breaking down these tools together, experimenting with workflows that blend human vision with machine capability.
The future belongs to those who see AI not as competition, but as the ultimate creative partner. “Quantients” shows exactly how that partnership unfolds – and why the heroes who emerge might be the ones who save creative evolution itself.
The question isn’t whether AI will transform your industry. It’s whether you’ll be leading that transformation or watching from the sidelines.
