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edje in Music • 6 months ago

"Stoner Rock" ... I had to read such post. Not that I know rock - I hardly do - but I wanted to know what is behind such a title: My first thought: "How are Rock and Weed related? Perhaps some soft rock .. nahhhh can't be soft rock!" .. obviously, what I heard was nowhere close to soft rock.

AI has come a long way - additionally, a recurring theme in my earliest posts to our blockchain here. Perhaps you've seen this post here: https://ecency.com/music/@edje/artificial-intelligence-ai-becoming-real-humans-quality-music-compositions-getting-reality

I strongly believe AI will create much of what people created before, and still many of them do. Whether it'll have a true soul or not, it will pretend to have a soul, a consciousness; it will simulate one. Whether we like it or not, it will happen. We humans just have to deal with such a reality. The other day, I was listening to several tech journalists questioning the fact that so many users say 'thank you', 'good day' and such to ChatGPT in their conversations with 'it'. Already today, in the state AI is, people think about AI not being a pure machine. AI isn't even close to its full potential.

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seckorama 6 months ago

Thanks for the comment. If I take the article and the post you pasted as a cue, it seems to me that it actually confirms what is happening now. But the real momentum for musical AI has come with these large language models (LLMs). There still has to be a human behind it, namely, AI only makes music when you suggest something to it, it doesn't do anything out of pure silence. There are many possibilities yet to come...
Well, I'm more interested in this question: What does this mean for music in general? What will change? Until now, there have only been people on the market, and now there is AI. What will you choose? First, second, both? I'll be mixed: I enjoy listening to music live, where the musicians are a few meters away from me; on the other hand, I like playing with these music machines when they ask you, "What kind of music would you like?" And you define it for him. And he generates it for you. The more detailed you explain it to him, the better the music is generated. That's the feeling I got. But that's subjective. Google Translate also translates this response, maybe he didn't express me correctly, but Grammarly is constantly correcting incorrect commas and periods :)

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edje 6 months ago

It is always difficult to predict the future. Though I see the possibility of a world in which nobody has jobs anymore to provide for their families. The system provides, in some way. People do like entertainment, creativity and perhaps art. We'll perhaps see much of such creativity in our cities, neighbourhoods and streets. While technology first brought local music (before we could spread it through Vinyl) global, AI may drive human musicians from global to local again. Why would we watch some band, singer, musician on screen when AI can do the 'same'? But being local in a pub or town square with human musicians is something unique. Unless robots will become as good, or perhaps better, than Rachel in Blade Runner 🙂

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seckorama 6 months ago

!INDEED
I completely agree! There will be more local offerings in places where people hang out, actually global offerings, I think. I live in a small town, but it is a hub for independent and underground music creators from all over the world! 😎👍

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