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Indeed. It's a cool project, but I don't think this is a great success metric. A better metric would be to have a human composer do the same task, and have audi
by default-kramer 5y ago
Indeed. It's a cool project, but I don't think this is a great success metric. A better metric would be to have a human composer do the same task, and have audiences judge whether they like the human- or AI-generated result better.
- lom 5y agoNo, that’s completely flawed. Beethoven’s style of music is not about liking it or not, it’s about his way of understanding and composing music. If you wanted to know if they liked the music more, you could play any modern song and it would probably score higher, and I say that as a classical music fan. To give an example, I would always go to a Mozart concert if the chance comes up, despite me not really liking his music a lot, there’s still no denying that they’re musical masterpieces and provide more than nice sounding tunes.
- default-kramer 5y agoSorry, "like" was a bad choice of words. I was assuming that the test audiences had a certain level of musical education and understood that the goal was to produce a Beethoven-sounding result.