At this point if you're against SI then you are no different to a luddite several hundred years ago arguing that the railroad or the combine harvester is a passing fad.https://x.com/elonmusk/status/2120744352339370471
Go advertise somewhere else
>>546100079slop
Hideo Kojima did this first
>>546100079>its shitwow>its an adwow>its shitterwow
ai be doing everything as long as its useless and cant make money
>>546100079>SIYou lost tranny
can I hear it?
>>546100398He’s an evil transgenderist
>>546100294Sounds like a generic movie soundtrack.
>>546103146>No.
>>546103146not on /pol/ nsfw
>>546100079Pretty sure i had MIDI software that did this in the 90s.
>>546100079>https://goyimx.com/elonmusk/status/2120744352339370471
What is the new music form? Is it behind the random orchestral notes that retards like igorr have been doing for a decade?
Wow
>>546100544based checked
Paradox game ass music
>>546100079copycat motherfucker
>>546103227Hideous Kojima gets a pass because Metal Gear Solid is catnip for chuds. The Japanese have always been fruity on gender going back to the imperial era.
ya it was great like final fantasy game music
>>546100079>SIStfu trump worshipping retard
>>546100079it matches keys, rhythm, harmony and melody to existing data
>>546105578So AI arrived to the same plateau in a matter of minutes that took us thousands of years?
>>546100079This is so fucking bad lmao. It sounds like knockoff video game music.
>>546107121This.>>546107279>knockoff video game music.That's what orchestral music sounds like.
and so the left will have creativity, culture, and art, and the computolatrous "right" (the nihilists calling themselves conservatives) will spam ai-slop while their brains continue to get fried by tricknology
>>546100544It can make money the problem is niggas like me who cant front the capital investment for anything it can attach to
>>546100079Sounds insanely generic 2/5 stars
Black people solved music 100 years ago with jazz
>>546107430>orchestral musicI don't even know what orchestral music is. It's not a defined term. There are orchestras and there is music, but the combination of these terms resolves to nothing. It's like picking up an apple made of s*ybeans and calling it redfood. It's good and it's red but it's obviously trying to be an apple... very fucking poorly.
>>546107948>It's good*It's food
>>546100079>music it was never shown! music is just math. it was shown math. it is math. i hate boomer philistines so much it's unreal.
>>546107430Like to listen to an amazing musician play Bach's Chaconne in D Minor and ask yourself if this garbage is coming anywhere near that in terms of expressiveness alone
>>546100079Wow a fucking synthesizer mate never seen that before
>>546107616>It can make moneyCorrection, it can't make the money invested into it back.And China is ensuring that even if it becomes truly useful, there will be a free, more efficient model destroying all potential capital gains.
>this post is advertising or begging
>new musical form
>>546107616I tried GPT astra on polymarket and 6/10 markets went down in price and sold at a loss, while 4/10 were profitableIt is shit
>>546100079wow it sounds like a shitty Hallmark movie soundtrack. Amazing.
>>546108240>And China is ensuring that even if it becomes truly useful, there will be a free, more efficient model destroying all potential capital gains.To be totally fair, China has precisely zero interest in maintaining permanently free AI models. China right now is massively subsidizing AI in order to put these weights out for free. The goal is to crush American competition and then once our firms are all out of business, ratchet up the pricing. The irony is that they learned it from us -- Amazon famously operated at massive loss for decades until it reached its desired market share, then ratcheted prices up once no one else could compete. China is doing the same thing, it's just that a state with a command economy can subsidize much more aggressively than individual investors ever could.
>>546100079>AI, draw me a picture of a successful person, but also make them look like an Brahmin BullSee look! It's real!
>>546100079This is straight bullshit.Any training run ranks noise output against the provided desired result, it's not "learning" anything by itself. And it won't ever structure learning into steps, unless you split it yourself into multiple runs.
>>546100079>Slop Intelligence
>>546100079lol
>>546100079I don't know if it's as magical or crazy as they're implying, but it gradually sounding nicer and nicer until it's enjoyable was neat. I liked it.
>>546107948>I don't even know what orchestral music is.>Capital C Classical is a specific period (roughly 1730-1820) of Western European music that was written by professional composers, in sheet music notation, to be performed by various live groups, or by a soloist. It was mainly commissioned by the social elite or the church. Mozart and Beethoven are the most famous examples.>Lowercase c classical is a hopelessly vague umbrella term for everything "in the tradition" of Classical music. Includes earlier periods such as Gregorian chant, Renaissance, and Baroque, as well as later developments like Romantic, Impressionistic, and 20th century and contemporary classical.>Orchestral simply means written for an orchestra to perform. It implies nothing whatsoever about style. There are orchestral arrangements of rock, pop, and electronic music. But most orchestral music is some form of classical.>Symphonic means music written in the manner of a symphony -- large scale, multi-section, usually orchestral pieces with some kind of thematic development.>>546108141>Like to listen to an amazing musician play Bach's Chaconne in D Minor and ask yourself if this garbage is coming anywhere near that in terms of expressiveness aloneHow many music made in the last century or so come close to Bach, and how many musicians come close to that "amazing" one?Also, "expressiveness" is a vague term that basically means nothing aside from "I like it".
>>546100079Wow
>>546100079AI does not exist.AGI does not exist.SI does not exist.If you think any of them do exist, if you think machines have intelligence, if you think they can reason, if you think they can learn, it is because you are dumb enough to believe software running on hardware is magic.
>>546109594Rapsody had some really great pieces of music till they went the route of The Ship of Theseushttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIwR02YvyG0
>>546110121No one cares about "intelligence" in a way you think about it as long as AI performs the work it was given and do it faster than any human could and at the very least close enough to what 99% of human population theoretically could do if given enough time, education and money.
>>546100079>twitter screenshot thread>implying consumer accessible AI is conscious and not just a media based autofiller with optimal sorting>manchurian candidate approved wow
>>546103861Random igorr enjoyer is rare. Adhd is one of my favourites, or the ep with ruby my dear. Dammmmn
>>546110369Yeah, there's a lot of great orchestral music and arrangements from movies and games. But would anyone acknowledge them to be on pair with Bach and the others is another matter entirely.Same with AI music - if you let people to listen it without being aware that it has anything to do with AI, most, if not all, people won't care or notice anything being different from usual. But if you tell them it's from AI (even if it's not) then they suddenly find faults in everything.
>>546110466>>546110398>>546110369>>546110121>>546109656The only person impressed in the comments other than Elon is a street shitter
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>>546100294Yeah SlopSudden Leap Of Progress.
>>546111052I'm no musically inclined man so I can't tell you if something is on the level of Bach or the other greats. I do think that a lot of the technical heavy metal bands were on the same path as the Greats at least in complicity, Dream Theater is another really great band that unlike Rapsody is still majority together. I would argue and say they're closer to Bach then Rapsody. Though I am bias and have no musical ear, I just like them for the long instrumental sections they are well known for.
>>546107948Music performed by an orchestra. =)>>546108141Well why couldn't it? It isn't playing a Bach piece here anyway.Ever since midi was invented you could put a midi file of a great performance of a piece into the computer and get it played back, the only limitation to how it sounds is how realistic the soundbank is. Assuming you've got that great musician to feel comfortable performing on a midi controller (probably the biggest hurdle tbqh but there's high end stuff out there that doesn't feel like a midi keyboard these days) Once you've got the data there then why couldn't generative AI learn what separates a tasteful performance of Bach from an amateur one?Look at how garbled ai songs were 3 years ago compared to nowadays, it's inevitable that it will get better at this.Realistically there's going to be a point where people resort to magical thinking about the differences
>>546111241I agree with that but the ironic part of what you're saying is you have classical elitists who will call any music other than classical (often including modern classical compositions) as shit music. I've seen these people argue and inevitably it comes down to subjective talk about form and taste. The funny part of that is it sounds increasingly similar to the criticism of ai music these days. Right now a lot of it sounds cliche and stupid but at the rate it's going how long before that's not a problem anymore?Also the elephant in the room is that if you listen to manufactured pop on the radio there's really no difference between that and ai music, it may as well already be ai. Most of the normies complaining about ai music will happily listen to the most generic garbage ever made and act like it's fine art because it's made by people.
>>546111727There are elitist everywhere, though I'm no better as I will also dismiss modern pop and rock as mostly shit, when I'm sure there are a few solid gems out there. It's really will be impossible for us today to know what will be remembered by future musicians and fans. Who knows perhaps bands like Rapsody and Dream Theater will earn their places in the annuals of music history and be studied, or they will be forgotten. I hope their not. What can be certain is almost every AI track will be forgotten. No one will build on AI to further add to a piece of music. However I can hear the technofags screaming in disagreement. That's my own bias at work. I don't care for Techno.
>>546111727yeah, both pop and AI are soulless, so why are your worshipping dogshit AI?AI simply doing to art what digital cameras/software did to filmit's so cheap and easy to make now, it requires little skill/effort/soulthe barrier to entry for filmmaking is what kept out a lot the trash, though some still came through, now the industry is nothing but trash
>>546112492Do you believe you'll always be able to tell what's ai or not?
>>546100079>backtracing link designed to find all /pol/ users logged into Xelon i just want you to know that even though i'm shadowbanned, i will become more powerful than you can imagine, and there's nothing you can do to stop it, nigger
>>546112492The barrier to filmmaking is in some ways higher now because B pictures don't exist anymore, everything that gets popular is almost always a massive bloated budge. That wasn't the case before. Welles used to talk in the olden days about how irritated he was that the film was kept inside the camera and how much better it'd be if it wasn't so he could manipulate the shots easier. Now that's possible due to digital.The problem with them today isn't digital technology. You still get some blockbusters made using old stock film and they're still the same slop as usual. I forget which it is but there was a big one last year done like that.I don't like modern films at all anyway but the reason is because the spirit of the age is different now. Art always corresponds to a moment in time. If you ever see those videos called 'let's make an 80s rock song' or similar they always churn out a very generic uninspiring result even if they're ticking off all the boxes. Art comes from the mind before anything else.You could get all the same gear as they used in the 1940s if you wanted and try to recreate a classic film noir today and it wouldn't be the same. It might even be a good film but it would have a different feeling to it. Btw, In the 60s they made a film called the rise and fall of legs diamond which was an attempt to do exactly this, to make a 30s pre code gangster picture but in the 60s.
>>546100079this is so lamei prefer if talented people created this stuff instead of this distopian nightmare where any pajeet can generate shit by just paying $100
>>546100079Changing it to SI was stupid. When I saw the thread title my first thought was "Sports Illustrated."
>>546100079>SIDude, you’re fucking retarded. SI is already reserved for International System of Units ----> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Units
>>546100079So it's just random shit. Got it. You know what would be cool? Producing something we need, like electricity or food or a fucking car or refining oil into gasoline.
>>546114081i think you are a jeetsorry, i don't have the time to explain to you how wrong you are in almost every point
>>546111220>progress is filling even more storage space with 0 effort trash no one will ever look at or respect on the same level as human made artTell me you're brown without saying it
>>546100079Nice flag you obese virgin
>>546103696Yep. I just got a new midi cable for my Yamaha keyboard. And without ai I'm able to play music on it. Crazy, i know but it turns out when you press keys it makes noise. And the computer can record that and play it back, it's like magic. Somebody tell Elon this is gonna be big.
all sound, every word, is in the noise, like wise every image in the light
>>546100424concerning
>>546113584yeah, because it will be shit and boring
>>546100079>AI invents music genre>it's like some sort of Disney national anthemWell next time people pay good money to listen to Disney national anthems I'll give you a call
>>546100079pretty cool imo. if you don't like ai i think you're lame because watching it do stuff like this reminds me of my own journey learning art and music and stuff
This ai song is betta https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REJM5Vf0efc&
>>546103227trans humanism is the only way
