Francoobla Music announces MAJESTATIS 7+7 protocol and AI-vs.-HI challenge

Francoobla Music announced on October 28 that it would present the proposed MAJESTATIS 7+7 mathematical protocol for assessing similarities between musical compositions and lyrics, alongside a planned global competition between artificial intelligence and human intelligence.

The classical pianist and composer Franco Oblatore founded the company, which said the initiative followed a decade of research and approximately 36,000 hours of technical and musical work. It is entirely self-funded, according to the company.

Proposed protocol and competition

The announcement combines several elements: a proposed mathematical framework for evaluating musical and textual similarity; a blind-listening AI-vs.-HI competition concept; a technical draft of more than 30 operational points; and a completed multilingual catalog of more than 200 original tracks in five languages.

Francoobla Music describes the proposed protocol as an approach to plagiarism and says the associated competition is intended as a friendly demonstration of advances in AI-generated music rather than a contest to declare winners or losers. These elements were presented as company initiatives; the source material does not establish an independently validated protocol, a scheduled competition or institutional adoption.

Multilingual catalog and markets

The company says the catalog was directed by Oblatore through detailed prompts, instrument requirements and tempo guidelines. It is aimed initially at the United States under an “America First” positioning, with potential distribution in the European Union, China and Japan also identified.

The announcement also said that, absent concrete and immediate proposals from Western partners, the strategic focus would shift toward Southeast Asian and Far Eastern markets, including China, India, South Korea and Japan. No distribution agreements or confirmed partner commitments were reported in the supplied material.

Intended industry engagement

Francoobla Music said it would present the initiative to music-industry participants, AI developers, broadcasters, record labels, legal professionals and potential international partners. The announcement did not provide evidence that those groups had formally endorsed the protocol or challenge at the time of publication.

The next verifiable milestones would be publication or testing of the operational specifications, disclosure of a competition schedule and format, and evidence of external partners or market adoption. The supplied announcement did not establish dates for those steps.