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Another point of view is that AI is pulling back the curtain and showing up the incoherence of the whole concept of "intellectual property" (disclaimer: it's a term that I have always despised!). Individual humans' creative production has always been "obviously built on top of a pile of other people’s IP" (both credited and uncredited) too. So perhaps what AI is doing with IP - in a way actually just a more transparent and of course much more time-efficient version of what humans have always done - will at last encourage people to think more deeply about how we can best support creative artists economically, without further stretching the increasingly unwieldy, inappropriate, and deeply inequitable metaphor of physical property. But maybe that doesn't conflict with what Leon is saying here (I've only just started following him after hearing him talk at RMIT the other day, so I am not familiar with his point of view on many things). I certainly agree with the need for more regulation of AI. It was a brilliant talk, by the way!

A.I. music creation tools have gotten mind-blowingly good. I was able to create both of these 2-minute songs in about 30 minutes of tinkering with absolutely no music skills whatsoever: Ephemeral Existence: https://lnkd.in/eSUy-Bxn Infinite Echoes: https://lnkd.in/eVzKeTWw I'm not saying these songs are "good" - just that it's incredible and scary how not terrible they are given how little effort it took to make them. And, of course, this is the *worst* these A.I. music tools will ever be - but they are already so impressive. There is no putting the genie back in the bottle. One of the things I like least about this technology is that the A.I. is doing so much that it's hard even to feel like the music is "your own." Whereas an ideal form of this might be a genuine enhancement to creative expression, this feels like it's generating a song for you - and while you make consequential decisions that greatly impact the result (such as writing the prompt and choosing which versions you like), the result still feels like it's coming out of the A.I. much more so than that it's coming from your brain. We're entering a brave new world for music. Hat tip to Peter Brietbart for making me aware of this.

This topic is so much more but this is really nice to see here <3

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The power of AMPLIFICATION

I recently released a short film titled 'The World Is...' on YouTube. The film explores the idea that human connection is essential for spiritual progress. You can watch the film using the following link: https://lnkd.in/egHYqKGk I used RoboComposer, an AI platform that I developed, to create and perform the music for the film. This technology marks a shift in the film industry, where custom-made movies for niche audiences will become more prevalent. RoboComposer enables composers to automate music generation processes for films with micro-budgets, based on specific instructions or 'hints' provided by the composer. The music created by RoboComposer retains the composer's artistic style by incorporating rhythmic and melodic hints, as well as the composer's choice of virtual instruments, allowing for full creative control.