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this post was submitted on 03 Dec 2023
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I don't understand why people are so cynical about this, it seems like a harmless demonstration of the current state of the technology.
If you were a professional musician your opinion might be different?
Most people aren't professional musicians though.
Ok
How so? It's pretty good, wait a few years and it will definitely be as good or better than human musicians. If you're talking as if it is a treat to musicians, they can only adapt and use such techs to push forward. All professions that require reasoning are endangered, not only music.
I am a musician and I like the technology (even wanted to do research on music generation in uni), but I still think the notion that music generation will surpass human capabilities in a few years is naive.
Surpass, likely not. Yet make the career no longer financially viable?