AI - The artificial intelligence thread

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full duplex

[Rubin Farr]

https://www.ableton.com/en/blog/ai-and-music-making-the-state-of-play/

https://www.ableton.com/en/blog/ai-and-music-making-part-two-tomorrow-is-the-question/

[Limo]

10 hours ago, Rubin Farr said:

https://www.ableton.com/en/blog/ai-and-music-making-the-state-of-play/

https://www.ableton.com/en/blog/ai-and-music-making-part-two-tomorrow-is-the-question/

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In a talk arguing for the continued importance of “symbolic music generation,” Julian Lenz of AI music company Qosmo pointed out that raw audio models aren’t yet good at grasping the basics of music theory. For example, Google’s MusicLM, a recent general music model trained on hundreds of thousands of audio clips, has trouble distinguishing between major and minor keys. (emphasis added)

Interesting. Would have thought that this was easy (they’re talking about MIDI so the amount of data should be more than manageable).

Then again, major / minor is only a thing in Western classical music, so maybe it’s difficult for human brains too.

[zero]

9 hours ago, Limo said:

Then again, major / minor is only a thing in Western classical music, so maybe it’s difficult for human brains too.

where tf is @brian trageskin

"difficult for human brains" - we need him to go far, far down this rabbit hole...thankfully these AI thingy's haven't been fed his watmm posts yet - like this one https://forum.watmm.com/topic/102229-harmony/. then we'd be in danger of letting them get their digital minds on all this human brain powered musical knowledge...

[iococoi]

meme.mp4  

 

[cruising for burgers]

On 6/26/2023 at 9:58 PM, zero said:

the concept of creating an AI deity to help keep all the eventual AI bots in check to I thought was unique. if they are super duper smart tho, they'll probably figure out it was just something made up to keep them under control...and from uh wiping out all the humans. 

On 6/26/2023 at 10:59 PM, cichlisuite said:

it's like you'd have a bomb in case a bomb goes off.

 

[Limo]

5 hours ago, Summon Dot E X E said:

There's just so much you can represent in the audio space, and the training files are so large, hence training is slower and more expensive

Right, but they said the major / minor thing was tested on MIDI files, which are really small. So whatever the reason is, it's not this.

5 hours ago, Summon Dot E X E said:

I can't help but think that there may be insufficiently descriptive metadata for a lot of music, too, which is key.

You might be on to something here. For image recognition (which ML is very good at) the metadata is clear and descriptive. For language models the training data itself is the metadata. But how would you describe a piece of music accurately? If this was easy to do, music critics would be out of a job.

[luke viia]

5 minutes ago, Limo said:

But how would you describe a piece of music accurately? 

like this, of course: 

 

[luke viia]

psychology today puts out a lot of trash articles, but this one is good: 

On Superfluous People

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As if to purposely provoke like a novel kind of adversary, author Yuval Noah Harari has said that "The most important question in 21st-century economics may well be: What should we do with all the superfluous people once we have highly intelligent, non-conscious algorithms that can do almost everything better than humans?" The implication is immediate: if humans aren’t economically viable, they are, ipso facto, superfluous.

 

[Satans Little Helper]

4 hours ago, iococoi said:

 

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LOL

do you have a tweet or some other social media source i can link to? i wanna share this with a bunch of people

[iococoi]

17 minutes ago, Satans Little Helper said:

LOL

do you have a tweet or some other social media source i can link to? i wanna share this with a bunch of people

https://ifunny.co/video/elon-al-is-far-more-dangerous-than-nukes-al-1E4JOcnp9?s=cl

but the video itself is from robotsdraw

[Rubin Farr]

https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/9/23788741/sarah-silverman-openai-meta-chatgpt-llama-copyright-infringement-chatbots-artificial-intelligence-ai

[auxien]

7 minutes ago, Rubin Farr said:

https://www.theverge.com/2023/7/9/23788741/sarah-silverman-openai-meta-chatgpt-llama-copyright-infringement-chatbots-artificial-intelligence-ai

i’m getting truly galaxy brained, i don’t even need the full headline anymore, just the html description is enough

[Rubin Farr]

 

[Rubin Farr]

 

[o00o]

From Reddit:

ChatGPT got dumber in the last few months - Researchers at Stanford and Cal

"For GPT-4, the percentage of generations that are directly executable dropped from 52.0% in March to 10.0% in June. The drop was also large for GPT-3.5 (from 22.0% to 2.0%)."

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2307.09009.pdf

[Rubin Farr]

 

[chronical]

 

[ignatius]

4 minutes ago, Summon Dot E X E said:

Finally, someone else that understands the greatest threat we all face: the Moon.

 

[chronical]

40 minutes ago, Summon Dot E X E said:

Finally, someone else that understands the greatest threat we all face: the Moon.

he's a great singer

[azatoth]

On 7/3/2023 at 10:39 PM, luke viia said:

psychology today puts out a lot of trash articles, but this one is good: 

On Superfluous People

 

So, where in the stage where humans are only seen as a resource (not that hasn't be the case for awhile already) to be exploited to make stonks go up. If humans are not good for that they are a burden. Great, just great.

[Rubin Farr]

 

[prdctvsm]

[Nebraska]

 

[Rubin Farr]

https://consequence.net/2023/07/james-cameron-ai-nuclear-arms-race/