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Artists, researchers, founders and experts shaping AI music.

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Harvey Mason jr.
Recording Academy CEO active in AI music policy and creator-protection advocacy.
United States
Hayleigh Bosher
Brunel reader researching music copyright, artificial intelligence, deepfakes and creator protections.
United Kingdom
He Qiqi
何其锜
Officially listed speaker in Music China 2025's future music technology forum.
Mainland China; program participation in Shanghai
Heiga Zen
Public professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI programme as invited speaker.
South Korea
Hema A. Murthy
IIT Madras Professor Emeritus whose research spans speech processing and music information retrieval.
Chennai, India
Hendrik Vincent Koops
Machine-learning and audio scientist whose professional profile documents work at Universal Music Group and earlier leadership of the AI Song Contest.
NL
Henney Oh
오현오
Founder and chief executive of Gaudio Lab, developing spatial-audio and AI audio products.
South Korea
Henrique Portugal
Brazilian musician and ABRAMUS committee member participating in AI, authorship, and music-rights discussion.
Brazil
Hernán Núñez Rocha
Mexican legal scholar analyzing AI-generated content and human authorship, including implications for music and other creative sectors.
Mexico
Hideki Kenmochi
剣持秀紀
Yamaha R&D leader and original VOCALOID developer working on singing-synthesis technology and external research collaboration.
Japan
Hinewehi Mohi
Māori music advocate and APRA AMCOS leader contributing cultural-integrity perspectives to AI-and-music policy.
Aotearoa New Zealand
Hirokazu Kameoka
亀岡弘和
NTT senior distinguished researcher in audio signal processing and computational auditory scene analysis with music-information applications.
Japan
Holly Herndon
Artist and researcher creating voice-AI works and governance experiments including Holly+.
United States market
Hoon Heo
허훈
Chief executive officer listed on Supertone's current official company page.
South Korea
Huáscar Jiménez
Public professional listed in an official AI-music programme as economist and moderator.
Dominican Republic
Hugo Pereznegrón
Mexican music-rights representative advocating authorization, transparency, and compensation for protected works used in generative-AI training.
Mexico