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Which artist will be the first to sell a licensed LLM (and other models?) trained on their own discography?
In a way, it's similar to the actors selling their digital images in the movie The Congress. It's inevitable.
(For those that would not know, he coined the term "robot" from the slavic root "work".)
The video reference the common ChatGPT "in the style of" prompt. Is there a list of what "styles" ChatGPT's model has been trained on ? Or is this information not disclosed since it would be an admission that ChatGPT has been trained on copyrighted lyrics, etc. by which is produces these derivative results ?
Which one of you is going to make a real time AI rap battle website? I want to see AI Mark Grist slay some more teenagers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tp4wEewrQdU
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You could use https://vocalremover.org/ to remove music. I've used it for sampling speech out of tv programmes with background audio and the results are immense.
Whoa, tried https://vocalremover.org/splitter-ai on a couple tracks and it sounds better than Spleeter, Demucs and Serato. What model do they use?
Suspect Eminem himself would have a more nuanced take on this than the ‘of course this is okay’ or ‘this is never okay’ responses it’s getting right here. Number 1: Hip hop’s built (to at least as great an extent as EDM) on sampling. And while the degree of respect for clearing and getting authorization to use samples has varied over the years and between artists, as a reference point, Eminem’s breakthrough ‘My Name…
He could use AI to produce a track in the style of David Guetta and rap over that, would be pretty clever.
Maybe I am late to recognize that, but with recent developments I get the feeling that AI and machine learning are really getting somewhere now. If it goes forward with the current trajectory, then this could change the world just like radio, television or the internet did.
Those things advanced average people’s reach. This is not doing that.
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Those things advanced average people’s reach. This is not doing that.
Don't we already have useful (YMMV) models that can run on an average gaming desktop ?
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In a way, it's similar to the actors selling their digital images in the movie The Congress. It's inevitable.
Based (how closely ?) on the 1971 black humour science fiction novel "The Futurological Congress" by Stanisław Lem ! (For those that would not know, he coined the term "robot" from the slavic root "work".)