AI in music

[Uncle Rodney]

(said in fun) Hmm.. I wonder what an AI generated message board squabble would look like. How much time it would take (1ms?) to generate and how many characters it would need (a zillion or two?). That could be the new tech fun, get AI fighting itself!

 

Anyway, I think we humans are in a new era where we have to double check what we see and hear, ask if it's AI fakery. I think it's the intention of "the powers that be" to confuse us, so we can't tell what's real or their propaganda, they know most people won't bother to ask, they will just believe what they see/hear.

 

What makes humans human is, the ability to ask.

Edited 3 hours ago by Uncle Rodney

[EliasMooseblaster]

19 hours ago, SteveXFR said:

 

I don't think thats technically AI. Its just an analysis tool in the software. 

A lot of things are getting called AI in the marketing nonsense when they're not.

As I mentioned in passing, I think there's deliberate obfuscation going on. In the same way that any computer program is an "app" these days, there's some none-too-subtle marketing going on to dissuade people from (i) asking what's under the bonnet and (ii) questioning what should actually qualify as "artificial intelligence". "Large Language Model" isn't as snappy or sexy, but it's a much more accurate description of what most of these services actually are!

 

And as technically impressive as a large language model is, I wouldn't go as far as to call it "intelligent" - but this is exactly the kind of vast philosophical question their marketing depts would like us to ignore!

[Cliff Edge]

18 hours ago, Al Krow said:

 

You miss the point?

 

The invention of the production line took away skilled work from mechanics who were able to able to put a whole engine together from scratch.

 

AI already has the ability to take work away from skilled song writers, which I wouldn't regard as a mundane task, or have we all been wasting our time discussing that very issue on this thread?😅

I didn’t think his production line actually built the engines or any of the other parts of the car.