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Every time I've raised this, you get whacked by the AI crowd: "if the listeners can't tell the different between music composed by computer and composed by a hu
by nineteen999 7y ago
Every time I've raised this, you get whacked by the AI crowd: "if the listeners can't tell the different between music composed by computer and composed by a human, what does it matter".
Even if a neural network can learn to simulate timbre, tone and emotion from listening to the masters, it doesn't feel anything while doing so. And that's what makes it uninteresting to me (other than on a purely technical level).
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- Rerarom 7y agoSo if you listen to something and you have no idea how it was produced, you have no idea whether it's interesting or not?
- nineteen999 7y agoI might the music interesting, sure. Then when you find out how it was created, you can discard any apparent or perceived emotional aspect of it if it wasn't created by a human, since you know it's just a simulation.