The Future of Human Music Composers vs AI – The Sweetest Sounds?

Technology Revolution: The Future of Now

Bonnie D Graham

Business News, Technology, News

4.9 • 108 Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2023

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

I queried ChatGPT: "Tell me about music and AI." ChatGPT Response: AI (Artificial Intelligence) is being increasingly used in music composition to create original pieces of music. AI algorithms can analyze vast amounts of existing musical data to identify patterns and generate new musical compositions based on those patterns. This process is often referred to as "generative music" or "algorithmic music." However, some critics argue that AI-generated music lacks the creative spark that comes from human composers and may sound repetitive or formulaic. Additionally, there are ethical concerns about using AI-generated music without proper attribution or compensation to human musicians and composers. Next, I queried ChatGPT for fictional movie character quotes talking about "music": The Buzz 1: "I'm not a composer, I'm just a guy who writes music." – School of Rock, 2003 comedy film The Buzz 2: "I believe in the power of music. It can change people's lives. It can inspire people to do great things." – If I Stay, 2014 teen romantic drama The Buzz 3: "The best way to write music is to live a life worth writing about." – Californication, comedy-drama TV series, 2007–2014 The Buzz 4: "I'm a songwriter. Everything I write is a piece of my life." – A Star is Born, 2018 musical romantic drama film We'll ask Serge Hoffmann, Nelson Malléus, Susanne Beckers and Vincent James for their take on The Future of Human Music Composers vs AI Technology – The Sweetest Sounds?

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0:00.0	Where does yesterday's future, which is already here, really here,
0:06.9	really here, meet today's future, which is about to happen, and tomorrow's future, which
0:12.8	could be just minutes away?
0:16.1	Welcome to technology revolution, the future of now.
0:21.3	Where host Bonnie D. Graham asks savvy futurists for their predictions about the tech-driven
0:27.2	trends that are shaping our future right now.
0:30.6	Here's your host who will take us into the future of now, Bonnie D. Graham.
0:35.9	Bonnie D. in the house, I never remember whether I said the future or the past. We're just going to go up in the air.
0:40.3	Welcome to Technology Revolution. I hope the show today is music to your ears. No, we're not playing music, but we're talking about it.
0:48.3	And as my listeners and viewers around the world and panel, just wave hello to LinkedIn, wave hello to Facebook. So everybody can see you.
0:54.7	There we go.
0:55.7	That's it.
0:56.7	Nice big waves.
0:57.7	And we'll take pictures after to my panel.
0:59.7	As you know, I've been using something called ChatGPT, which is an AI machine learning
1:05.6	based chatbot for my introductions.
1:08.3	And I always give credit where credit is due.
1:10.7	So our topic today is part of a
1:12.9	kind of a sub-series I've been doing talking about the impact of AI on different industries.
1:18.5	We did one recently on human novelists versus AI novelists. I'm putting that word in air quotes
1:25.7	because it's AI really a novel. Well, it's writing novels. It's drawing pictures. It's creating music. So today we're talking about music and the impact of AI technology. And I have a wonderful panel for you. So let me do my opening and then we will introduce our four special guests today. So I asked chat GPT, tell me about music and AI. And here is the response. AI, and it gave me in
1:47.5	parentheses, artificial intelligence, so we know what we're talking about, is being increasingly
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