Open-sourcing AudioCraft: Generative AI for audio
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#3Skip to the samples:
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#4The demos are great. Could someone explain what’s in it for Meta open sourcing all these models?
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#5The demos are great. Could someone explain what’s in it for Meta open sourcing all these models?
If anything it makes them appear to be one of the best places to work at to do research. Could be them playing the long game.
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#6The demos are great. Could someone explain what’s in it for Meta open sourcing all these models?
theoretically what's in it for them is that people will build content faster and with less barriers for eventual consumption on their platforms
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#7The demos are great. Could someone explain what’s in it for Meta open sourcing all these models?
Commoditize Your Complement?
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#8Skip to the samples: https://audiocraft.metademolab.com/audiogen.html
And https://audiocraft.metademolab.com/musicgen.html
The samples included in the press release are quite impressive to my ears, but the other samples (especially from AudioGen) have a hint of artificially.
As usual the music is quite repetitive, but I'm looking forward to tools that simplify changing the prompt whilst it generates over a window. I can only imagine the consequences for royalty free music.
Edit: the "Text-to-music generation with diffusion-based EnCodec" samples are quite impressive.
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#9The demos are great. Could someone explain what’s in it for Meta open sourcing all these models?
They want to comoditize the offerings of OpenAI, Google, MS, and Apple. Also, they gain mindshare and good will after years of bad publicity. Some back contributions might help them improve the models for free.
If they just keep their models, people won't be interested and will build over ChatGPT or Bard.
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#10Quite impressive although if these are the cherry picked examples the average output must be pretty weak! Nothing catchy about most of these examples and the reggae one is pretty lame.