It's obviously, that using AI to create MJ stuff is not right. I think, we should ban Mr.@Beano Wild for that. @Gaz take him down!
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What? Human beings invented AI only few years ago. How could you do that in the end of 90sI worked in AI in 1999-2000
AI has been around since the 50s. It's just that it wasn't really advanced as it is now. Back then, it was mainly used to solve mathematical problems and such.What? Human beings invented AI only few years ago. How could you do that in the end of 90s
No way. Computers appeared only in 1990-2000sAI has been around since the 50s
Companies/agencies like NASA used computer technology in the 50s. The type of computer that we're used to today wasn't invented until the 70s.No way. Computers appeared only in 1990-2000s
So, basically I'm right?Companies like NASA used computer technology in the 50s. The type of computer that we're used to today wasn't invented until the 70s.
Sure. Whatever makes you sleep at night.So, basically I'm right?
Me sending emails in 1987 must have been a fever dream, I guess! And they did take 15 minutes (minimum). You could die of boredom while you waited for the whole thing to plod through its little cycle, lol.Sure. Whatever makes you sleep at night.![]()
I've heard the storiesMe sending emails in 1987 must have been a fever dream, I guess! And they did take 15 minutes (minimum). You could die of boredom while you waited for the whole thing to plod through its little cycle, lol.
Oh, you mean it took your system 40 hours to process the data? That's not usually how this stuff is reported, but ok. (If you had a computer that was twice as fast, it would take half as long)you going back two years is whip lash, jesus. i trained a 2 hour dataset for 40 hours.
I've heard of the book.I'm currently reading a book called 'Mood Machine: The Rise of Spotify and the Cost of the Perfect Playlist'.
Free, obviously.How much cheaper can it get? The royalty situation with streaming is already deplorable.
It doesn't matter?Who's going to pay the artists?
That's just the business model of a company that wants to make money from music. Again, you're focusing on the music industry. Don't do that. Focus on music. It doesn't matter if the industry dies. Music is what's important.Leaving aside TS and Jay-Z, most musicians won't end up as billionaires, that's true. But Daniel Ek, Spotify CEO, is a billionaire.
Um, no? AI has been around since about the 1950s, it's not new, lol. If you look hard enough you can find references to artificial neural networks going back to 1795.What? Human beings invented AI only few years ago. How could you do that in the end of 90s
I got my first computer in 1982.No way. Computers appeared only in 1990-2000s
I'm not, lol. Making it so quick/easy led to waves of spam so powerful they forever ruined the entire system. Email today is unusable. I never touch it outside of work.So glad that it's much faster today. One tap and it's sent in a split second.
Well, that's why I said I was going off-topic, lol.Yeah, those playlists are just there to increase Spotify's profits (ie by paying less money to artists). It's just a scam, that's all. But that's nothing to do with AI or the quality of AI songs. [...]
See, I'm not so sure. To me it seems pretty much the same as it has done over the last 3 or 4 years. I could be wrong bc my interest in this ebbs and flows. But I don't see loads more ignorance (or panic or whatever) compared to previous years.something's changed in the past month with regards to people's view on AI, I think there's alot of ignorance going around at the moment.
You did a big report when you went to Brad's seminar. Are you going to do the same after your Kingvention presentation? I know it's not for a few months but it would be interesting.I hope that some people that are against it come to Tom & I's panel at kingvention because we are going to properly discuss the histroy behind it & the work that goes into the tracks as well as what genuine good it can achieve.
Being pro generative AI has never been a popular opinion, especially among the people who are actually artists and create entertainment.See, I'm not so sure. To me it seems pretty much the same as it has done over the last 3 or 4 years. I could be wrong bc my interest in this ebbs and flows. But I don't see loads more ignorance (or panic or whatever) compared to previous years.
I personally am seeing people just being completely against the idea specifically on here alot more compared to about a year ago, when we were sharing creations and such for the fun of it. I think the MIB situation caused alot of that goodwill to go away personally, as even I myself was tired of it.See, I'm not so sure. To me it seems pretty much the same as it has done over the last 3 or 4 years. I could be wrong bc my interest in this ebbs and flows. But I don't see loads more ignorance (or panic or whatever) compared to previous years.
I'm not sure as i think after i get all my college essays done i wont want to write any more paragraphs for a while hahahYou did a big report when you went to Brad's seminar. Are you going to do the same after your Kingvention presentation? I know it's not for a few months but it would be interesting.
Totally agree.Being pro generative AI has never been a popular opinion, especially among the people who are actually artists and create entertainment.
go to like page 25 of the thread and you'll see nothing but excitement & curiosity in the tech.Totally agree.
I've said it before, I'm much more worried about AGI than plain old AI - although I don't like any of it, actually. But Beano said there seems to be a lot more ignorance around all of this atm and I'm just not really seeing that. Feels pretty much the same as always to me.
Fair enough[...] I'm not sure as i think after i get all my college essays done i wont want to write any more paragraphs for a while hahah
OK, that's fair. I dip in and out of this thread so I'm not following it closely. I do pay more attention to AI stuff in the msm but it's still low-key compared to my interest in other subjects.I personally am seeing people just being completely against the idea specifically on here alot more compared to about a year ago, when we were sharing creations and such for the fun of it. I think the MIB situation caused alot of that goodwill to go away personally, as even I myself was tired of it.
I disagree but, otoh, also find all of this really interesting. I'm still all over your 'ship of Theseus' reference. It made me revisit all the hoo-ha over Adrian Brody getting the Oscar after it was revealed that AI was used to tidy up his Hungarian accent. Seems like AI was only used to a minimal degree but it kicked off loads of angst. Which I can understand.my personal thoughts is that generative AI has a genuine place in art, but to generate entire pieces on its own is not art as there is no meaning to it, unless you take that meaningless mess of nothing and make it into something by using it in/making it a project, it will never be "art".
Ngl, this is where I tend to get a bit lost, lol.synthetic AI uses a previous performance and uses a model trained on a dataset of another singer to synthesise the tone from the original file to the model, which i feel is a different can of worms entirely, and is the premise of what Tom & I are discussing on the 24th, and how there is real artistic integrity there compared to the generative AI.
That's something that i didnt want to really say either, but it genuinely did confuse the hell out of me and i am still suspicious of that specific leak. Im only now claiming it to be real BECAUSE of how good it sounds and because i want to use it in a mix of the song, not because i think those discrepancies arent there. I still hear them, and i promise im not going crazy.I disagree but, otoh, also find all of this really interesting. I'm still all over your 'ship of Theseus' reference.
Thread is literally called AI Michael opinions and the OP is asking for people's opinions on AI, but ok.I mean, this thread is mostly for people who don't have a problem with ai related content. If you dont want to see it, feel free to check out literally any other thread on this forum lol.
True, but like beno pointed out earlier, thread was mostly positive before trolls/noise flooded this thread. Users Calling mods to ban ai supporters is rediculous. The idea that being anti ai is the "popular opinion" is also wrong imo.Thread is literally called AI Michael opinions and the OP is asking for people's opinions on AI, but ok.
thats what i was thinking too, i wasnt going to comment on that at all but to say to unmod me over something like that is just so batshitTrue, but like beno pointed out earlier, thread was mostly positive before trolls/noise flooded this thread. Users Calling mods to ban ai supporters is rediculous. The idea that being anti ai is the "popular opinion" is also wrong imo.
Join any gen ai sub on reddit. It's not unpopular. I honestly only see hate on this subject from loud Twitter accounts lol.
WTH? I mean, when people still used horses as vehicle? ImpossiblePlease look it up. Even using a Google AI search will tell you computers were around in 1837!
I think anyone passing AI as real could possibly be considered for a ban , but anything else would be silly.True, but like beno pointed out earlier, thread was mostly positive before trolls/noise flooded this thread. Users Calling mods to ban ai supporters is rediculous. The idea that being anti ai is the "popular opinion" is also wrong imo.
Join any gen ai sub on reddit. It's not unpopular. I honestly only see hate on this subject from loud Twitter accounts lol.
Using AI to split tracks and stuff is incredibly exciting to me still - Moises is such a great tool for that on an android phone, for example. I use it a lot for playing music.go to like page 25 of the thread and you'll see nothing but excitement & curiosity in the tech.