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Artists, researchers, founders and experts shaping AI music.

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Kivanç Tatar
University of Gothenburg and Chalmers researcher working on machine learning and AI in music, sound, interactive media and design.
Sweden
Koichi Mino
三野 晃一
Public professional listed in an official Japan AI-music programme as speaker and exhibitor.
Japan
Koray Tahiroğlu
Aalto University lecturer and artist-researcher leading work on co-creative AI for music and new musical interfaces.
Finland
Kosta Elchev
Public professional listed in an official Benelux AI-music programme as workshop leader.
Professional activity at a Dutch event; residence and nationality not inferred
Kunal Sawarkar
Strategic technology investor reported in Overtune's 2025 financing.
Kunio Kashino
柏野邦夫
NTT Fellow researching auditory scene analysis, sound recognition, and content search including music.
Japan
KUSEI
Public professional listed in an official Japan AI-music programme as DJ, sound creator and presenter.
Japan
Kwangjib Kim
김광집
Public professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI programme as AI virtual-artist presenter.
South Korea
Kweiwen Tseng
Officially listed presenter in the 2025 IRCAM Taipei program.
Taiwan or international; program participation in Taipei
Kyogu Lee
이교구
Seoul National University professor and founder of Supertone working on machine learning for music and audio.
South Korea
Kyung Myun Lee
이경면
Public professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI programme as keynote speaker.
South Korea
Kyungsik Bang
방경식
Founder and chief executive of AIID, building AI-based music recognition and rights-data infrastructure.
South Korea
Kyungsuk Kim
김경숙
Public professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI programme as copyright-law keynote speaker.
South Korea
Lars Løberg Monstad
Norwegian producer and self-described AI-music researcher associated with the Bots for Music project; primary organizational evidence remains limited.
Norway
Lei Xie
谢磊
Northwestern Polytechnical University professor leading ASLP research including song generation and singing datasets.
Xi'an, Mainland China, China