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It seems like every autocompleter or recommendation feature was trained on data obtained this way. The form of the output is very different and perceived very d
by fundad 2y ago
It seems like every autocompleter or recommendation feature was trained on data obtained this way. The form of the output is very different and perceived very differently. I imagine Pandora had to train their recommendation on recorded music and then using that entire body of knowledge chooses a song to stream and pay royalties.
Every music service has something like this, are they delivering just the value of the streamed music? Great then they only owe those royalties. Are they delivering the value of EVERY song they trained on every time a new song is chosen? I sure wasn’t asking that question until generative results became the product.