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Artists, researchers, founders and experts shaping AI music.

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Georg Hajdu
乔治·海杜
Officially confirmed speaker at SOMI 2026; identity is scoped to the event-program record.
International; program participation in Beijing, China
George E. Lewis
Columbia professor, composer and pioneer of interactive computer improvisation.
United States
George Sioros
Professor of Music Informatics researching musical rhythm, MIR and creative technologies at mdw Vienna.
Vienna, Austria
Georgina Born
UCL professor and principal investigator of the interdisciplinary Music and Artificial Intelligence research programme.
United Kingdom
Georgy Kontridze
Георгий Контридзе
Public professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI event source as workshop moderator.
Russia
Geraldo Ramos
Music AI co-founder and CEO leading Moises creator tools and music-AI products.
United States market
Gérard Assayag
IRCAM research director working on creative AI, musical knowledge representation, and human-machine improvisation.
Paris, France
Gerhard Nierhaus
Researcher associated with algorithmic composition at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz.
Graz, Austria
Gerhard Widmer
Professor leading research in AI, machine learning and intelligent music processing at JKU Linz.
Linz, Austria
Gernot Graninger
AKM Director General working on creator remuneration and licensing policy for AI-generated music.
Austria
Gerriet K. Sharma
Composer and sound artist whose TU Berlin work includes AI-assisted composition and spatial sound.
Berlin, Germany
Gethin John
Public professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI program as speaker.
Professional activity at an India event; residence not inferred
Geunik Park
박근익
Federation of Korean Music Performers team lead involved in AI and deepfake-music rights-protection research.
South Korea
Gian Marco Hutter
Samplab co-founder associated with deep-learning music-production and audio-editing technology.
Zurich, Switzerland
Gil Weinberg
Georgia Tech professor and GTCMT founding director working on robotic musicianship and artificial creativity.
United States