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Artists, researchers, founders and experts shaping AI music.

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Marília Marton
Public professional listed in an official Brazil-based programme as speaker.
Professional activity at a Brazil-based event; residence and nationality not inferred
Marina Zaderatskaya
Марина Задерацкая
Public professional listed in an official AI-music or audio-AI event source as panel moderator.
Russia
Markus Kaarto
Teosto licensing director responsible for public guidance on licensing music use in AI systems.
Finland
Markus Schedl
Professor researching music information retrieval, recommender systems and responsible AI at JKU Linz.
Linz, Austria
Markus Schwarzer
Cyanite co-founder building AI music-tagging, similarity and discovery technology from Mannheim.
Mannheim, Germany
Marta Nadal
SGAE legal-services director publicly addressing authorization, remuneration, and substitution risks in generative AI for music.
Spain
Martin Clancy
Irish music-industry researcher and founder of AI:OK, working on ethical and sustainable AI practices in music.
Ireland
Martín Rocamora
UPF tenure-track professor applying machine learning and signal processing to machine listening, MIR, and computational musicology.
Barcelona, Spain
Martin Rohrmeier
EPFL professor and DCML director researching computational models of musical structure, cognition, and generation.
Lausanne, Romandy, Switzerland
Martin Senftleben
Institute for Information Law professor researching copyright, generative AI and author remuneration, including scholarship using music-generation examples.
NL
Martin Zeilinger
Orpheus Instituut senior research fellow leading a Posthuman Music research strand on artistic practice, AI and emerging technology.
BE
Masaki Okubo
大久保 雅基
Public professional listed in an official Japan AI-music programme as presenting artist.
Japan
Masanori Morise
森勢将雅
Meiji University professor researching speech and singing-voice information processing and developer of the WORLD vocoder.
Japan
Masataka Goto
後藤真孝
AIST senior principal researcher known for music information processing and interfaces connecting people with music.
Japan
Masataka Matsuo
松尾 祐孝
Public professional listed in an official Japan AI-music programme as symposium moderator.
Japan
Masatomo Ota
太田 雅友
Public professional listed in an official Japan AI-music programme as symposium speaker.
Japan