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Originally Posted by Gogar
Well that's the thing. The AI has scraped the entire internet and listened to every song ever recorded, so it's very good at compiling and spitting out stuff, but the argument is whether or not the it can recreate the inaccuracy or humanity that we just naturally create in our analog existence. There's some amazing AI music out there but it usually lacks staying power or the depth created by (IMO) our analog "failures."
Just like your fast food hamburger will keep you alive and it's really tasty in the moment but lacks real nutrition.
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Very well put, AI is like bad fast food.
I've heard that spotify uses a AI created music (not sure if any is created by spotify or if it's all from other folks or what). I use Pandora, and have had Pandora add a couple (2, maybe 3) songs to some of my "stations" that initially seemed OK if I wasn't paying attention, but if I was paying attention to the music seemed "off" somehow (nothing that I could put my finger on). Then looking at band names and/or album covers, they seemed ever more off. A little research revealed them to be AI, so I promptly gave them the old "thumbs down" so Pandora wouldn't play them any more.
AI stuff is impressive, but I'm not interested in it.
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