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It’s like autotune. Artisans who can sing on key will continue to make very interesting things. But also in parallel a whole new wave of people that couldn’t
by yoav 3y ago
It’s like autotune.
Artisans who can sing on key will continue to make very interesting things.
But also in parallel a whole new wave of people that couldn’t or didn’t want to learn to sing on key will make entirely new genres of music and also pop for the masses with far less effort.
Even the artisans will use it sparingly to enhance and perfect and speed up some of their workflows
- sarchertech 3y agoUnlike software, a song doesn’t need to be maintained to keep working. A song doesn’t need to grow in complexity as more people use it, and a song can’t contain subtle bugs that steal listeners’ credit cards or damage other songs. Of course metaphors have limits, but the limits of this particular metaphor hide all of the flaws of this technology.
- brlewis 3y ago"Entirely new genres" of anything is unlikely from ML models trained on existing work. Someone using AI to implement an entirely new idea will be frustrated as the AI keeps gravitating toward convention.
- bongodongobob 3y agoIt's more like autotune in that "literally everyone will use it all the time."