The Beatles’ final song, restored using AI, is up for a Grammy
As AI Finds Its Voice, Music Communities Must Strengthen Theirs (Guest Column)
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A working-class boy who went to a demanding traditional school, Paul McCartney was a good student, excelling at English and Latin. By the time he joined The Beatles, he says, ‘I had a love of literacy. With “Eleanor Rigby” I was trying to write like a good poet.’
Ian Leslie • Curious
Björk: Creating ever changing, context-aware music
Here’s where things start to get a little crazy. A less talked about, but boundary-pushing use case is turning a traditional “static” song into a living, breathing work that can respond to environmental context, its audience, and take on the form of an ever-changing performance.
Björk: “Korsafn” (20... See more
Here’s where things start to get a little crazy. A less talked about, but boundary-pushing use case is turning a traditional “static” song into a living, breathing work that can respond to environmental context, its audience, and take on the form of an ever-changing performance.
Björk: “Korsafn” (20... See more
Lennie Zhu • ✘ Musicians harnessing AI, while doing no harm
Amper Music and AIVA are at the forefront of this revolution, providing tools that allow users to produce music