AI - Cheating or just evolution?

[bxbrkrz]

[bxbrkrz]

[Marco Raaphorst]

I love the new AI tools for sound like Adobe Vocal Enhance, Goyo plugin and Hush. The power of these tools is that they don't see sound as an abstract thing, frequencies and loudness, but they actually listen to what the human voice says/sings. So there's context which was never before available.

[Aosta]

Well it has been decided, we are fucked I guess

[bxbrkrz]

Well it has been decided, we are fucked I guess

Funny thing is: ^^^ this video ^^^ was created to have a maximum impact on humans, so the youtube AI could push it up up up for other humans to be scared of AI.
How can I not click on the video with such beautiful and attractive thumbnail. I can't help but to obey Mother Nature

[Aosta]

And so A.I music creation just keeps progressing and getting more and more advanced...

[Aosta]

If Nvidia and Boston Dynamics hook up on this one I think we are to put it bluntly...fucked.

[motuscott]

fuckin' Sea Peoples

Always a different disguise,
Every time

[aeox]

AI can't replicate the human imagination, for better or worse!

[bxbrkrz]

fuckin' Sea Peoples

Always a different disguise,
Every time

The Sea Peoples were a confederation of naval raiders who attacked ancient Egypt and other regions in the East Mediterranean before and during the Late Bronze Age collapse. They are considered one of the major contributing causes to the Bronze Age Collapse and were once regarded as the primary cause. The nationality of the Sea Peoples remains a mystery as the existing records of their activities are mainly Egyptian sources who only describe them in terms of battle. They are held responsible for the destruction of old powers such as the Hittite empire. The only evidence of their existence comes from sparse contemporary sources, although the evidence is interpretive at best, and often debated in scholarly circles. It has been proposed that the Sea Peoples was a seafaring confederation who may have originated from western Asia Minor, the Aegean, the Mediterranean islands, or Southern Europe.

[dvdrtldg]

I love the new AI tools for sound like Adobe Vocal Enhance, Goyo plugin and Hush. The power of these tools is that they don't see sound as an abstract thing, frequencies and loudness, but they actually listen to what the human voice says/sings. So there's context which was never before available.

I've just been trying Hush and it's pretty mind blowing

[bxbrkrz]

[Aosta]

The inevitable next level of A.I music creation has arrived, like A.I art when it got cohesion it became a question of quality. The first DAW to have a full A.I assistant is going to make bank.

[Higor]

Scientists Recreate Pink Floyd Song Based on Brain Waves

[jam-s]

Scientists Recreate Pink Floyd Song Based on Brain Waves

I think this is a bit of a stretch. Without priming the audience here with the original I would imagine hardly anybody to recognise what the original song was.

[Higor]

I think this is a bit of a stretch. Without priming the audience here with the original I would imagine hardly anybody to recognise what the original song was.

These are the echoes of our inner selves.

[Aosta]

Elevenlabs just released some absolute magic
This will revolutionise communications and learning.

[Higor]

It's been a while but maybe not everyone has seen it. All done by artificial intelligence, lyrics, arrangement etc... The only human thing is the vocals, but the melody was made by AI. And after Come As You Are this is my favorite "Nirvana" song.

[bxbrkrz]

[Aosta]

Going to be some weird *pron coming out once this tech gets refined.

[bxbrkrz]

Going to be some weird *pron coming out once this tech gets refined.

[Aosta]

A.I music creation is getting better and better

[bxbrkrz]

A.I music creation is getting better and better

Almost like listening to AM Radio in the middle of nowhere. Impressive.

[Aosta]

And here we are..is this the end of DAWs and video?
Or just more junk noise and visuals

[avasopht]

Scientists Recreate Pink Floyd Song Based on Brain Waves

I think this is a bit of a stretch. Without priming the audience here with the original I would imagine hardly anybody to recognise what the original song was.

The key takeaway is that they were able to extract at least that much audio information and that it could even be interpreted.

This is not entirely new. The same thing has been done with mental imagery.