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Anish Acharya says now that software is no longer a precious resource, it becomes ubiquitous—and often disposable: “It’s sort of like generative music. I think that music is incredible, but there are not that many people who make music that is disposable, for good reason. A lot of music is high-cost to create, and you have to create it very carefully.” “But now we’re starting to see memetic music—where people are creating a track on Suno or on Udio just for a joke, or for a meme, or for a…