GRAI believes AI can make music more social, not replace artists
•Today’s AI music startups, like Suno and Udio, offer technology that leverage artifical intelligence for music generation.
•But a new company, GRAI, believes that most people don’t want to use AI to generate music from scratch — they’d rather do other things like remix tunes, share them with friends, or p...
•Of course, whether or not an artist wants anyone to play around with their tracks, or to what extent, is something they should get to decide.
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Today’s AI music startups, like Suno and Udio, offer technology that leverage artifical intelligence for music generation. But a new company, GRAI, believes that most people don’t want to use AI to generate music from scratch — they’d rather do other things like remix tunes, share them with friends, or play around with tracks by doing things like changing a track’s style, just for fun. Of course, whether or not an artist wants anyone to play around with their tracks, or to what extent, is something they should get to decide.المصدر: TechCrunch | Source: TechCrunch
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