The fact that it can generate singing is incredible, but I have to be honest, when I hear this rendition of Lose Yourself https://soundcloud.com/openai_audio/jukebox-905633287 I can't do anything...
The fact that it can generate singing is incredible, but I have to be honest, when I hear this rendition of Lose Yourself https://soundcloud.com/openai_audio/jukebox-905633287 I can't do anything else but laugh. It's still impressive that it has made that but still!
I've been jaded by most of the AI advances, but hearing this is I think one of the first times I went "oh woooow". It's struggling, we can agree, to render coherent pieces but if that's just the...
I've been jaded by most of the AI advances, but hearing this is I think one of the first times I went "oh woooow". It's struggling, we can agree, to render coherent pieces but if that's just the start then I'm really impressed.
I certainly applaud the effort. The uncurated list (click "explore all samples") is very clearly hit-or-miss, but when it hits, it's quite impressive. Curated selections could probably easily be...
I certainly applaud the effort. The uncurated list (click "explore all samples") is very clearly hit-or-miss, but when it hits, it's quite impressive. Curated selections could probably easily be playable at low volume in an elevator or in a supermarket or in a hotel lobby, and very few would notice anything amiss.
Huh, The Eagles but lyrically fucked up and eventually playing metal. Weird. Edit: Or this one. Mostly the lyrics. Edit: This one is quite nice as well. Pretty close to the original, too!
Huh, The Eagles but lyrically fucked up and eventually playing metal. Weird.
Ah damn, so depending on what "co-written" means (which they don't seem to specify anywhere I could find) it may mean that the lyrics aren't entirely computer generated... that makes it a little...
All the lyrics below have been co-written by a language model and OpenAI researchers.
Ah damn, so depending on what "co-written" means (which they don't seem to specify anywhere I could find) it may mean that the lyrics aren't entirely computer generated... that makes it a little less spooky. :(
The fact that it can generate singing is incredible, but I have to be honest, when I hear this rendition of Lose Yourself https://soundcloud.com/openai_audio/jukebox-905633287 I can't do anything else but laugh. It's still impressive that it has made that but still!
I’ve listened to a lot of experimental electronic music, if you told me that was a remix by Autechre or someone I would 100% believe you
Exploring legal ramifications of this: https://onezero.medium.com/deepfake-music-is-so-good-it-might-be-illegal-c11f9618d1f9
I've been jaded by most of the AI advances, but hearing this is I think one of the first times I went "oh woooow". It's struggling, we can agree, to render coherent pieces but if that's just the start then I'm really impressed.
I certainly applaud the effort. The uncurated list (click "explore all samples") is very clearly hit-or-miss, but when it hits, it's quite impressive. Curated selections could probably easily be playable at low volume in an elevator or in a supermarket or in a hotel lobby, and very few would notice anything amiss.
The Frank Sinatra one is insanely well done.
Huh, The Eagles but lyrically fucked up and eventually playing metal. Weird.
Edit: Or this one. Mostly the lyrics.
Edit: This one is quite nice as well. Pretty close to the original, too!
The second one is kinda creepy. The AI is self-aware already, and apparently possessed by David Bowie.
Those weren't seeded lyrics!?
Ah damn, so depending on what "co-written" means (which they don't seem to specify anywhere I could find) it may mean that the lyrics aren't entirely computer generated... that makes it a little less spooky. :(
AI Weirdness made a blog post about this, with multiple covers of Baby Shark. The metal one the author made herself is inspired.