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ByggareBob wrote:

 Dysartes wrote:

ByggareBob wrote:


Have you got any other great artists?

By definition, you haven't heard any great artists.

A galactic-scale Nay, and a pox on these "creators".

I beg to differ.
I consider myself to have a broad taste of music.
Everything from Herman’s Hermit, Luis Armstrong, slipknot, queen, hammerfall, infected mushroom, linking park, limp bizkit, NOFX, Hans Zimmerman, xzibit.
Hm think I covered the most musicstyles but I’m sure I got more in my mixlist.

Even if some of them use electronic instruments I still consider them as good and very much ”human” artists?

I don’t consider AI music to be in anyway better than them, but that doesn’t mean that i can’t like it?

You made a post about AI "musicians", didn't mention any actual musicians, then asked if we had any other "great artists" - the inference here being that the AI "musicians" were great artists. Which, by definition, they're not.

You can like the slop all you want, but they're not artists.

 kirotheavenger wrote:
I do believe that AI is inevitable tbh.
It's possible to be both a bubble and the future. The Internet for example created a bubble, but it currently defines the world as we know it.
I suspect AI will be the same.

I don't think it's inevitable at least in the media space, there seems to be a pretty big push back from it particularly by the younglings. Apparently sales of physical media are on the rise again as kids are moving away from algorithmic streaming and AI is likely to be even worse for them. I know a lot of people who immediately nope out of anything that even seems AI.

I think long for production of stuff it's going to fail to win over consumers and become completely toxic. It'll still serve lots of useful purposes like diagnostics and answering questions, but I don't think we'll ever get to a point where people will go to the cinema to watch a completely AI movie.