There are things I like from Suno, but, having used it to make quite a lot, I also get vibes of something subtly wrong that I can't put my finger on, which I assume is somewhere between the audio version of bad kerning and Cronenberg fingers. Too many examples of vocoder/autotune in the training set, perhaps?

That said, I mostly prefer AI over "real" human-made recordings (pop, classical, metal, bardcore, whatever) because I tend to learn the patterns too fast to enjoy, or really even tolerate, any recording more than about 3 times* — I assume I'd like live jazz for longer, but have only been to one place that ever had it so I don't know if it breaks that pattern.

* sole exception: TV theme tunes, though the point of them isn't to listen to them

I'm the same way! But there is a _lot_ of music that's designed to repeat _just_ enough for you to enjoy / learn a pattern before evolving. Almost all of the music I made back in the day followed these rules, like Omni or Mountain Hunter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BJ0smdh4QI