The Symbiotic Relationship between AI Music and the Metaverse: From Virtual Concerts to Digital Identity Building

Authors

  • Zhikun Yang

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/31h9mh12

Keywords:

AI Music, Metaverse, Virtual Concert, Digital Identity, Symbiotic Relationship

Abstract

The introduction of AI music and the metaverse is truly transforming the music industry ecosystem in the new millennium. They enjoyed a symbiotic relationship and their mutual technological progression and cultural synergy are analyzed in this paper. The AI music provides a source of content governed by algorithms, which are supplemented by emotional computing, and advances in the creation of virtual concerts spearhead the innovations in AI-directed music delivery. Personalized music advocacy (with the help of computer-mediated identities in the metaverse) is changing the consumption patterns of music in culture, integrating content creation with interpersonal contact and expression of identity. Nonetheless, there are still certain obstacles like the problem of copyright and ethical considerations. However, such convergence can also help access to the democratization of music industries, and the promotion of the digitization of cultures. The integration in the future will create a more engaging and new digital music ecosystem and the results will go beyond the realm of entertainment and apply to other fields of life, such as education and therapy.

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Published

25-12-2025

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How to Cite

Yang, Z. (2025). The Symbiotic Relationship between AI Music and the Metaverse: From Virtual Concerts to Digital Identity Building. Journal of Education and Educational Research, 16(3), 182-193. https://doi.org/10.54097/31h9mh12