As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the music industry, Jimmy Jam is making it clear that he isn't against the technology—but he believes it needs boundaries. Speaking alongside Terry Lewis for Pandora's Artists on AI series on the Black Music Forever station , the legendary duo behind some of the biggest records of the last four decades said AI's future in music depends on accountability, consent, and compensation. “For me, the humanity in music is wonderful because it's the mistakes,” Jam said. “It's the things that aren't plotted out that happen, the spontaneity. So, I think that's the thing that I'm always going to miss in music if the human part of it isn't part of what the song is.” Jam compared AI to the advent of the automobile. The technology itself, he argued, is inevitable. The challenge is creating rules around it. “Like any technology, there's good and bad,” he said.…