AI Songs, Explained

[@pokepress]

I can certainly see a songwriter using AI to test out their song with various artists to decide who to pitch it to.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

Lmao ❤

[@myuna5757]

That’s smart asf

[@lilsundsl1047]

This is actually a very functional use of ai

[@Minimal_M]

I can see that too

[@absu132]

Lol you wouldnt be needing artist no more "the machine "will be spitting out music like a robo caller. Musicians and actors wont be in use.. why pay millions when all they have to do is create musicians and actors for less

[@JemmaHeigis]

Im glad you brought up how the Drake AI song isn’t made by purely artificial intelligence- the lyrics, production, mix and master was still done by a human. Many people seem to believe an AI did the whole thing 🫤

[@sihamhamda47]

Yeah, it's kinda like any vocaloid songs where the producer write the lyrics to the voicebank synthesizer and create the whole vocal from it, when at the same time the whole instrumental are still done manually by the same producer

[@peachulemon]

But everyone will for on the AI part and think it was done with no human input.

[@brutalasbucs9719]

yea this has been a thing for a while now TTS and melody plugins... but the crazy thing is how similar they can remake your voice, i think art is one thing but the legal and news AI issues is what i'm worried about

[@thebirdhasbeencharged]

Give it a year lol

[@JemmaHeigis]

@@thebirdhasbeencharged I’m with you there lol but gotta clarify while we still can 👀

[@spierdalaczka]

It's honestly ultimate dystopian step for art in my opinion. Limitless creativity in AI generated music (movies, books etc.) feels oddly boring and lacking some excitement when it was somewhat obstructed by the same limits to human capability and resources.

[@mintrommovies]

Yeah I mean we’re only the at the beginning, so a flood of AI music on streaming services seams likely which is gonna become tiresome for both artists and listeners real fast

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

Not like this type of music is anywhere near the peak of creativity. I don't necessarily hate it, but it's all starting to sound the same. There are only so many generic beats you can create before it becomes repetitive. Seriously, go listen to a random list of 10 Drake songs in a row. This type of music will be the easiest for A.I. to create.

[@mine]

I don’t see why you would want to limit creativity. Tiktok and algorithm based social media is already becoming more and more effective at promo than traditional approaches by labels, it won’t have any issue filtering out good and bad songs made by the masses. Ai just allows for hundreds of thousands of producers and artists to express their creativity which will allow for talent and creativity unlike we’ve ever seen before. This will be amazing for the progression of music, and just highlights how easily replicable current music is, it will force big artists to improve their music too. It will also get to a point where completely new synthetic voices that anyone can use since they aren’t directly ripping off any artists - just removes the requirement for natural singing talent to make good music

[@robbylebotha]

You're trying to compensate for laziness from creatives by implementing something that is by definition the attempt to outsource actual thinking and effort?

[@P13r6]

As If the current Art landscape is very creative just saying .....

[@dksdmusic]

The only thing I want to say about AI is that it can’t ever replace me playing my guitar in peaceful solitude as the sun sets in front of me simply cause I’m not a musician for money, it’s for peace.

[@enizdastan]

"Human made content" is what an AI would say 🧐

[@mandown5599]

fr

[@manognashivaprasad3848]

People were confused while guessing because artists already edit and autotune so much before the finished songs are out that they kind of sound synthetic to an extent themselves

[@universalpanacea6182]

Right , and every plugin developer is already including AI, all the plugins are going to have some sort of intelligence to get a job done. The key to this is that it can aid, but fear drives many people. Can people be so lost in fear that a fearless creation exceeds them, only because their lack of true confidence and direction?

[@Gabe94dotcom]

Lol ❤

[@Greybell]

I remember when Black Eyes Peas made a music video (Imma Be) from a decade ago about this exact technology where they only need to input the lyrics into a computer to create a song instead of singing physically in a studio. The other members got mad because they're not the one singing since it's computer generated. When I first discovered AI covers a few months ago, I quickly was reminded of that music video. I couldn't have imagined that technology would come sooner, though Vocaloid existed prior to the music video.

[@gnosis7188]

I just listened to an A.I version of Nas Stillmatic with Biggie on all the vocals. It sounds absolutely incredible, I find this A.I tech fascinating and absolutely destructive at the same time. The ramifications for this have some positives, but overwhelming negatives as well, especially from an artists perspective.

[@maciejderen5005]

I've just listened AI Biggie Smalls cover of Nas The Message. This is crazy for me. I wouldn't get the difference if I didn't know Nas and Biggie well. I would guess it's some old demo song before Biggie released Ready To Die.

[@derusmares9508]

The scarier thought is having AI personalized art. You only perceive what the ai thinks is best for you

[@mintrommovies]

It’ll become a chicken and the egg situation of where your taste in art came from

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@promptgods]

That's how it has always been, the AI is the government, media, amd corporations all wrapped in one. Its a more democratize manipulation

[@marquiselektrek8452]

You know what A.I. being used in the field of music makes me think of? The saying, "Careful what you wish for." - And also at this moment in time, it makes me think about the meaning of the word Karma as well! Here's what I mean,... Remember in the early days of hip-hop, and sampling, whenever the artists such as James Brown, George Clinton, Rick James, etc. would complain about someone sampling their records, and them not being compensated properly, so many of the hip hop artists would simply say, "Hey, this is a new art form. We're not taking your music, where simply breathing new life into it, and providing a new, fresh arrangement of it, and sampling is not here to replace the actual musicians, etc." Well, look who feels threatened now! Because after all, the A.I is not here to take their music, it's only here to breathe new life into it, and to provide new, fresh arrangements. It's not here to replace the artists. Sound Familiar?😢 Hmm?

[@tmthethird7745]

in my opinion i believe that Ai music shouldn't be banned or illegal, once you make something illegal it doesn't stop it from happening it just pushes It underground, being regulated is better. add strict rules that if its not the real artist music then it should state so in the name of the song for example: Drake (Ai) - one dance. and if its a real artist making use of ai it should state so in the description by adding it as a co-writer or producer etc. that way you can make musicians life easier and add room for creative covers and at the same time giving accolades to artist who do everything without Ai.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@captaincanaveral]

This reminds me of the Hugh Jackman movie Real Steel; which was based off that Twilight Zone episode where in the “future” robots replaced human boxers and somehow humans were okay with it. In a sense you’re right, we’ve opened up the bottle for AI being integrated in the music industry like ghost writing, or even utilising it like how movie trailers these days have trailers. Songs could have a 30 sec - 1 min snippet, to test how the audiences like it. And whether the Artist should proceed with a proper and longer track.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@bryson0206]

bro that is my childhood movie Haven't seen it in like 7 years might watch it again

[@krishp1104]

@@bryson0206 goat movie

[@danieldaniels7571]

Huge Ackman

[@captaincanaveral]

@@danieldaniels7571 Huge Jacked Man

[@Evilandcute]

AI can only learn from things that already exist. If AI took over there would be no new genres and eventually people would get tired of hearing the same things regurgitated and turned into something new but not unique.

[@universalpanacea6182]

It’s about key strokes, “already exists “? Do you understand the stage of it? 2023 years? 2070? You really think it can’t create anything new ?

[@kid_rajah]

AI does learn from things that already exist so they would actually learn music evolution, under the right parameters, can replicate anything and anyone. Jobs and things taken for granted will be gone and all for convenience? Just imagine Michael Jackson continuing to make music knowing he’s been deceased… now imagine P¡nk continuing to make music… either the artist will truly never have to work ever, or they get replaced and never get to work ever again… either way it’s end game for humanity

[@alexnorth3393]

Not in the near future. AI is the future.

[@KamBB-gu3pv]

You keep assuming what this stuff can’t do and that’s yr mistake

[@venth6]

@@kid_rajah no ai can replicate mj, even if its literally the same, the enrgy wouldn't be there

[@joshuaokparaocha331]

If use of AI became mainstream there’d still be a nieche for man made. Even if it “died” overtime the interest would resurge everything works in a cycle like that

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@Waltman13]

I think something people should also consider when it comes to anything made with AI is the execution. How something is made, written, and most especially in this case... what part of the AI has a reasonable contribution to your experiences, creative choices, etc. This can vary from person to person, but I think one of the core thing about an art piece's worth is how something was even executed in the first place. Execution is one of the main things that brings your final piece together. And while AI itself has no actual thought or meaning as to why something is formed together (since the results themselves are literally based on hours upon hours of existing works), there's still potential for a human to see the distorted nature of an AI result and find ways to expand upon it with their own talents and ideas. Turning that nothing-burger of what the AI shat out into something grander with actual substance and meaning. Basically like those AI Pokemon redraws if you think about it. This not only can apply to music, but all forms of art. It shouldn't be about the fact that AI was used to make something, but more about HOW the AI was used to bring something together. And how much or how little of it was used in the final human-made piece. No matter how better the tech gets, and regardless of what effect it has on the industry, I still think this tech is at it's best when it's only being used as a tool and assistant, not a full-on for replacement for human talent.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

Lol true

[@JohnPaulBuce]

time will tell if ai can make a good song by itself

[@UcheOgbiti]

Just wait till the big record labels figure out how to synthesize a new/original voice (very good speech synthesizers already exist), teach it how to sing/rap on various genres of music and start pumping out content. They won’t have to share revenue, worry about the artist behaving in a way they don’t like and just keep tweaking it to produce content. The music artiste will become a product. We’re in perilous times!

[@somedudeok1451]

What makes music interesting is the fact that through it one consciousness - the creator - is trying to communicate with another consciousness - the listener. If you remove consciousness from either side, it stops being interesting, as nothing is communicated or understood which erases pretty much all meaning from the process. I would rather listen to a bad song made by a conscious human, than catchy song made by an unconscious AI - even if it's just to laugh at the lack of talent. I think mundane music, like Drake songs, which are already heavily influenced by market analysis and calculations, are completely replacable by AI. But original music, that's trying to tell us something we haven't thought of before, will remain as sought after as ever - maybe even more.

[@ESTADU]

I agree with your hopefulness of the situation however i have to respectfully disagree Ai such as ChatGPT are already creating More complex forms of Writing such as 300 word movie review for obscure movies such as "Kids" and making interesting stories about various topics that can keep an average person interested even if it isn't the intellectually thought provoking thing if we are already have technology to do that then think about what will happen in a decade from now, if trained good enough you could probably have a an AI Hip Hop writer that composes works that can comprehend and discuss complex topics and lets be honest, the average music listener most likely doesn't care about the artist about feelings and emotions they put into that song, they care about more how that song relates to them individually AI Music WILL be big and with enough time could potentially write a song on the level of rappers like Joey Bada$$ and Denzel Curry. Shit is Scary fam

[@gsly6081]

@@ESTADU Yeah many people on twitter in response to the ai drake song already said they don't care if it's ai or not. They want catchy songs but they don't actually care about the artist or the sentiment behind it. So i can't disagree with your view unfortunately.

[@henderson2496]

Sorry body ai can copy consciousness. U CAN ALREADY PURCHASE A ROBOT WITH YOU CONSCIOUS.

[@ESTADU]

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[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤❤😂😂

[@spoketek6360]

Artists should be able to upload their voice to their PROs and have it copyrighted. From there, your voice and its unique waveforms should then be detectable in all instances, sellable as an instrument/tool on any DAW, and earning 50% royalties on any AI-generated song that gets uploaded anywhere. Not simple, but doable

[@user-wq2jn3pm3m]

That's getting into some sticky situation, copyright wave forms is crazy

[@mile_851]

copyrighting your voice could end up into "if this person talks you'll get copyrighted". It might sound dramatic but it wouldn't be weird to me if that ever happens. You aren't adding copyright to a song, you are doing that with your VOICE. It's different

[@jaycarl1562]

LAme!

[@cyberworld9000]

Yeah that won't work because there only so many vocal tones people have. There people that sound near identical to everyone, it becomes very apparent if you produce stuff online because you get lots of "you sound like this person" comments

[@MoneyOnTheTrackTv]

That’s not gonna work. Lol

[@mmafighterdp3263]

I would say that the big difference between chess and any artform is that it is a competition. You watch chess or play it to compete with (most of the time) other humans. In the case of any artform that's different. You want to experience art/music because of the feeling or thoughts it gives you. So it is more like a product than a competition. I'd say that we naturally care more for humans competing than technology or animals, because they resemble us. When it comes to a finished product, we don't really care where it comes from, as long as it is good.

[@mkultraizzy]

Therapist: The draknd can’t hurt you Thumbnail:

[@Gabe94dotcom]

Lmao ❤

[@saycrisiss3297]

No one should be able to use a Artists voice without their consent whatsoever without them receiving whatever percentage the artist will allow. It’s pure BS and it’s not coming from the artist. The artist should always be able to decide on what he does or doesn’t want to say in his music. It’s like fake news. It can always turn the worst for a artist when the writer creates heat speech in the music with the lyrics. Hate speech can destroy a Artists Reputation when they did not even write those lyrics. What people believe it’s them because of the voice. It’s nonsense when the AI is used by evil people with a evil agenda. This will lead to mass incarceration for artists when fans create and make up fake stories and use it but the AI voice to lock up these artist for life.

[@coolmobkenny3038]

AI can't replace live performances...

[@Tupeorpessadilla]

Neither a pole shift

[@richeyb7145]

Great video. It's a really crazy world we are living in right now. AI is changing the landscape of everything right now.

[@sevda4035]

You ll probably be dead in next 80 years so not worth caring right?

[@makz2live]

AI can't use copyright music. Implement a copyright rule.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

Hmm

[@INTPJay6120]

I don't understand why they would even put ai generated music on music platforms.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

Lol ❤❤😂

[@chasingwaterfalls648]

Heard a new AI album by drake , it was actually pretty good , i’m afraid we’re already passed the threshold of no return

[@deanb970]

Artists gonna have to copyright their voices now 🤣

[@samankucher5117]

yes and they need to trademark their names too .

[@lugardboy]

Voice and style can't be copyrighted

[@samankucher5117]

@@lugardboy copyright law changes all the time for music maybe they will push laws against deepfakes and that includes Ai audio deepfakes.

[@samuelson5038]

The thumbnail scared me when I saw it in recommended. Abel and drakes faces combined 💀

[@EmaManfred]

Seeing this, seems to me that AIs make life easier. But for art, just takes the actual life out of it. and what's disturbing is what humans are capable of with this kind of technology. On another note, music videos could be made much more easier and can help visualize/materialize any type of idea. Let's say I'm going to use Bluewillow AI, to create a whole scene of an artist in an atlantean world.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@nathankalonji1898]

I been saying this shit gone get outta hand

[@mintrommovies]

Enjoy it while it lasts 😬

[@justaplanet]

Dude said in a comment he used to ghostwrite for big artists and was tired of not getting his recognition

[@jaisolart]

love the Madlib reference.... always thought him with Dilla were collabing with A.i on the side x

[@kazi_]

Just a note here. Google collab is a text editor. You still need to write the program with all the ai algorithms or use a paid app.

[@ubatooba8467]

9:04 - Winter's cold out....I see some Nerpies.....Winter's cold out....da...da...da...da-dah....

[@AaronNazzy]

therapist: draknd isn’t real, he can’t hurt you. draknd: *thumbnail*

[@Ghanapeach]

Artist are not at risk of losing their job..they will be at risk for losing their lives. The music industry been using AI for years..they are just mad that we now have this access because it will make start to reevaluate everything we hear.. this might make us uncover which artist are no longer around and how their teams are pretending they are through AI..

[@SL7EVN]

Great point.

[@TopBillinVillain]

Honestly, if the original artists were compisated the same and got credit it would be the same as music samples but samples are already an argued point.

[@TVSOUNDSYSTEM]

Can see why artists are selling their catalogs

[@asperganoid]

What I hate about this segment of the music industry is that you can't rap like Drake but about different subject matters. Like nobody would be ok with that. I find drake's style and flow so captivating but his subject matters so shallow and personally unrelatable. I honestly don't mind AI flipping that taboo and allowing us to hear our favorite styles getting diversified. The music industry is oppressively conservative and I honestly believe they have brought this onto themselves.

[@CallofDutyMobile_pro]

I realized the thumbnail if a mix with the “old” The Weeknd with Drake’s face on it

[@lola-to9om]

I think ai can be really destructive just look at the art market right now i think its going to be the same for the song market people can create ai music now and they can just use their own voice to train the ai

[@Pighairlol]

YO I CAN SEE MY VIDEO AT 1:10

[@zoehuwi4586]

I get the comparison to sampling, but the thing with AI is that it simplifies the process só much that it barely requires knowledge, talent or skill. Our human evolution seems to be all about removing inconvenience and improving efficiency. But if you think about the personal highlights of your life, I bet they occurred after a period of commitment, sacrifice or even pain. The contrast between the (ugly/messy) process and the (beautiful/joyful) result is what MAKES the result (feel) so gratifying… I wonder; if we as humans remove all the inconveniences, how can we still admire and be grateful? We will grow accustomed to the highs and experience it as common… Great video :)))

[@borginburkes1819]

AI is gonna ruin the world

[@TaxEvasi0n]

Only if it's not harnessed and controlled in the right manner. The only issue is, we have governments around the world that see $$$ and not the greater good for humanity. Just look at the last 3 years, every treatment was slandered until after everyone took their shots, then suddenly all those treatments became viable options.

[@borginburkes1819]

@@TaxEvasi0n you already know companies are gonna maximize their use of AI at the expense of their workforces. Once AI gets smart enough, lots of people could lose jobs

[@mjr697]

​@@TaxEvasi0n You're too hopeful. You can't forget that we're human

[@kayceez]

I feel like Ai generated songs are a message to artists to TRY HARDER

[@samankucher5117]

no it is a message for everyone to lawyer up including artists.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@GR33NY]

Terrible take holy shit

[@stop-terrorists]

There's no way to know for certain if an artist voice from copyrighted sources was used as the data set. It could be that the artist's voice was used from a cover song before they were signed. Many rappers and R&B musicians sometimes do "freestyle" jam sessions in which their voice could be utilized and sampled from. Trying to make blanket statements, such as: "The A.I. voice must have been trained from copyrighted sources"... is not a legitimate legal argument. Unless you, as an artist, can prove as the "actionable or moving" party that copyrighted material was sampled from. I'm not saying the artist can't sue; of course they can but the legal argument would be drastically different. Any legal grievance would more likely suing because their copyrighted stage name was misleadingly added to the title of the song.

[@4kracingmedia309]

AI going to make these lawyers so much more money …

[@bivens3ify]

I was part of a songwriting contest and a very popular and respected company zoomed called me and even though i didn't win but others thought I should have I still was happy to give my feedback. They wanted to know how this contest could have been better. And I still vividly remembered was I said to them. I said what can kick this up to a higher level is have a famous celebrity host the contest and have their prerecorded vocals available to the contestants producers and they put those stems in their beats. To me I got the vibe that they felt that is a great idea but very expensive and which artist would take the risk. But all and all I thought that could have been unprecedented and awesome. I suggested someone like lil Wayne or Nikki Minaj. Man, that would have been great.

[@sanmkalph9763]

The ending got me 😭 I hope he does drop an album🤞

[@beastwithredpill]

Really great video, never knew that Mark Volman quote

[@barnacleboi2595]

That thumbnail really tripped me out. I was thinking "shit did the weeknd turn himself into drake or did drake turn himself into the weeknd?"

[@the-d2506]

As shown... we as the listeners wouldn't know the difference of lyrics being written by the artist or written by AI... In the past there was talk of artists using ghost writers... now the same artist can just get lyrics from an AI and either add to it or change the lyrics... Instead of trying to separate the two, the artist can, with the help of AI, produce more bangers...

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

And honestly.... who cares? If the entertainment is good, does it matter if it was created by a person or a machine? I'm hear to be entertained. I'm not hear to feel obligated to give some human a paycheck.... unless of course their creation is worthy.

[@gsly6081]

@@henrythegreatamerican8136 What about artists you care about? Artists that you listen to and enjoy because they speak to you musically and lyrically? If ai replaces these artists creative input would you even care?

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@DUDEDRUNK]

@@henrythegreatamerican8136 You say this until the day an Ai will have you fired by taking your job and your pockets will suffer. Typical mentality of as long as it is far from home its not my issue.

[@henrythegreatamerican8136]

@@DUDEDRUNK No, I 'm in support of A.I. taking jobs. This will force politicians to move beyond the antiquated 20th century economic model of "job creation" as a measure of political success.

[@samankucher5117]

12:50 i don't think sampling and Ai are same because Ai unlike sampling because artists don't get paid for Ai deepfakes.

[@rnbsteenstar]

They ought to get paid for it since it's basically them being sampled in a whole different way.

[@ainathandonnelly3369]

Honestly as someone who is embracing A.I., I think it is going to take awhile to get use to. For example, with A.I. I use my own voice on a trained a.i. voice model to sing along to the original song and I use a karaoke track to line up with my vocals if that's iffy. As a retired content creator in the early 2010's, I struggled with songwriting however I use Chatgpt to write a song for me and I go through parts that I alter.

[@asavelakuse6865]

Kanye West AI Covers are insane

[@nonounsound]

Yall think producers in the 80's who only recorded with physical instruments thought this way about synthesizers?

[@mintrommovies]

Yeah definitely, was the same thing with drum machines too

[@nonounsound]

@@mintrommovies I think AI will allow producers to be the best versions of themselves when it comes to music theory and song building, but I feel that this presents the opportunity for producers sound selection, ear, taste, etc. to really shine through AI knowledge + Human taste = new wave of hip-hop?

[@sehhmie5483]

@@nonounsoundmore like new wave of cybercrime and hoaxes

[@la6136]

Honestly bands who played real instruments back in the day were way more talented so...I think those people were right. We don't have musical geniuses like the old classic artists anymore. Seems like the talent level in the music industry has been going downhill as time goes on. I do think that has a lot to do with technology.

[@caseyprice4956]

Less than halfway through this video my mind came up with numerous scenarios that AI could accomplish by inputting current and past data to forecast future results. Artist music and copyright is a drop in the bucket and not concern-able in comparison. If a human mind can do that, then for me it’s a testament to the endless possibilities of AI above and beyond human capabilities. I won’t list them all here as I’m not going to act as the AI myself and give over KZbin channel ideas or content ideas on the topic of AI. Human greed is a powerful thing, at times detriment to its subject.

[@KurtStaInes]

Yes , it is what it is like when they used AutoTune for every pop star and have it on all billboard Top Songs to get famous. The Doomsday point you missed out was it not the Process that makes the Artist . It is their Image and Performance that makes the artist . Everyone can sing and create songs but an Artist do make the experience on the songs they create.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@Yackattack22]

The problem with us humans is that Ai songs should only really be made because they’re fun. But eventually someone will try to see a way of making money off of it, which will then make it a real issue. Though I think it will be really hard for Ai Songs to exist on a profit level because there are laws keeping you from using a celebrity’s likenesses without their permission. Just how you can’t use AI face swap in a movie without the celebrities permission and I believe that this will also count for AI songs.

[@thevinyltruffle]

Not a fan of the possibilities of AI. Sci-Fi has taught me for decades that AI will wipe out humanity. So… As for the music? I have no desire to hear it. I prefer Art from humans. I couldn’t imagine wanting to listening to AI or not monetarily supporting artists.

[@adampenbrook5751]

There are some positive possibilities. I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s an AI rather than a human that cures cancer and solves all the problems preventing us from having sustainable fusion energy.

[@bradleyspiteri9808]

This deserves way more views!

[@majes4908]

Why do these songs (the original versions) in the experiment sound off compared to the real thing? 💀

[@holdthetruthhostage]

Thing is this AI is basically going to open another avenue for artists and labels to license likeness of an artist I mean they already licensed cover music so now with the AI they can license the voice of an artist and they can actually produce an experiment with far more content you know and another thing is look up an artist like DOC rapper who lost his voice now with AI he could technically come right back and write new songs to utilize with his old voice that he lost AI will basically open a door for even artists that have passed away cuz now for example let's say Freddie Mercury Michael Jackson you know that you could Tupac biggie you could samp feed the AI their voice and get some people close to them to help create the lyrics and so on and bam you got a whole new album This will be more of a positive than a negative because that also means that artists can just write lyrics if they're sick or ill they just feed the lyrics to an AI and it will record in their own voice it will basically speed up artist ability to make music For example you look at a Lil Wayne his run back in the early 2000s when he was dropping a mixtape every week with AI Lil Wayne feeds his voice in there enough he can now basically record an infinite amount of music and experiment with genres or whatever he's too worried about because now with the AI he could record experimental music without worrying about the time needed to invest in that

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True 😂😂❤

[@jacobl7451]

I honestly don't think AI can ever take over. Part of why we like artists is their abilities as a human. I actually enjoyed some AI songs and many are quite impressive. But its still not the same, knowing the artist did not actually do anything and it was just generated.

[@heatherdeep8367]

I didn't skip, so I hit the like button ❤

[@mintrommovies]

Thanks king 👑

[@fevernight123]

Honestly, this ai thing is just a fad and is fun to use. I seriously don't think this is going to hurt anyone. Only people using these ai things are just having their favorite artist sing a cover and most of the covers are shit so I seriously don't think people are going to really get hurt by this

[@OhsoLosoo]

what people dont understand is that all AI is not based on previously trained information. Most gaming AI's operate under a set of rules or heuristics. If they come up with a good gamified system an AI can certainly generate things nobody has seen or thought of. People need to be focusing on how to intertwine their development process with AI. Not be afraid of it.

[@prathamsarkar1586]

Make a video on Beau Is Afraid, it just came out in theaters and is begging for analysis

[@mintrommovies]

Oooh good idea

[@ben94z]

I'm actually excited to see all new music regardless and want to try keep up with the times and learn the process of creating ai music but I'm sure over time there will be more advanced music tools for creating ai songs

[@DavidT811]

Honestly, I’m excited maybe we’ll start getting good lyrics in rap songs again

[@kevinross6235]

An artist from Hybe Labels (the label where kpop group BTS is from) already used AI to correct his pronunciation in one of his song (Masquerade) as he sang in 6 languages and he isn't fluent in some of them. Interesting use of AI imo

[@nathankalonji1898]

18:06 don’t say that 😭

[@randomwatcher8911]

Terrifying

[@universalpanacea6182]

Yo, Genres are just forms and structures. Of course it can create new “Genres”. We can do that anytime. People are just greedy and are sucking the money out of the spirit of music, the consumers become the new artists and are just copying what was made because it made them feel something. It can be an aiding tool to infinite possibility, something we are clearly able to do. It should be a tool to remind us of our original potential, but how will collective choose to see it ? How have they chose to see most things ? It can all be so peaceful and that’s up to us

[@daddycrimson]

watch Carole and Tuesday; you'll see the longterm end result

[@robbylebotha]

AI will never be creative because AI will never know what "a pinch of salt" is. It will never have the intuition it takes to know the nuances.

[@JohnPaulBuce]

deepfake + ai music = 💀

[@riccosmooth481]

Milli Vanilli is livid right now.

[@sentiasatransformasi]

imo its good for the industry. it gives artists free publicity n exposure. instead of whining abt it, they need to make better music. AI is here to stay

[@eugenenkundlande3418]

Shout out great video mate👌🏾✨🚀

[@greekfreak384]

9:10 both because Drake never writes his lyrics lol

[@usagiwerd6664]

Good video

[@euphoria4176]

Only two weeks after this video was uploaded and there’s already a full AI Drake album out

[@deanbrooks7297]

Heart on my sleeve > Search and Rescue

[@g77222]

I'm glad because Drake has been on his high horse from streams. Its time this teaches him a lesson. He flaunts all the money he has. RIP Drakes career. He was a great artist but now he doesn't try anymore so this will be his downfall. Everyone loves A.I Drake more than Drake. Here's the question. Would you rather have an AI Drake concert or a Drake concert?

[@yxrackman2397]

Tbh this isn’t the end for him regardless of how many people clown him for his recent albums. He’s already made it to the top along time ago yet he still spits about how he’s still in the trenches. At the end of the day drake’s career isn’t over but this whole AI thing will just motivate him to push out better quality of music as he realises how easy it is for his voice to be replicated over a simple beat

[@g77222]

@@yxrackman2397 Just wait what ghostwriter and many others have in store ahahaaamauahahuahuaha, its only the beginning

[@keamogetsematjila9167]

What do you mean "better received by fans than search & rescue"? Any stats to prove?

[@pleaserewind295]

Asking people on the street was a nice touch.

[@twincitydezray]

There won't be artists anymore..any new "artist" will just be someone with a good voice. Once the voice is recorded and input into the database, it will be taken over by a team of people who create all the music. So the only thing the artist will do is provide their voice initially.... That's chilling...

[@DemarkSimmons]

We do the same thing this ai does. We hear a collect music mentally and learn and figure out how to do similar work or use bars unintentionally.

[@smugcuck179]

still human cooked the whole thing

[@midi_enjoyer]

if anyone says this is wrong then you got to say that making ai art is wrong too, no double standards bs i heard ppl say "nah art is fine" (paraphrasing)

[@ceb1643]

If this really expand I blame the lack of emotion on this actuals songa, often called "background music" because music is just something more nowadays, isnt a priority, something to listen carefully, to connect with. And artists are getting lazy, of course, just making the same structure of an empty song to viralize on tik tok meaningless.

[@julienmarvin]

Lolol nobody cared when AI touched small artists in inappropriate places but when u start interfering with a big corpo that owns billion dollar artists...suddenly there is a problem.

[@davidmoore7718]

It’s just something about the AI voice that’s a little off but once they perfect the voice you won’t be able to tell the difference and the sound quality of the AI is off

[@trezantrez]

They been doing this , they just putting it out to the public

[@Heheha329]

I think for like 6 years or something big labels have been generating songs and filtering them to spam till something hits and then remove the failures from existence (including the artists)

[@alvinedwards434]

I think "Heart on my sleeve" is the exception because it sounds like it was actually written by a person, just voiced by Drake. The songs are only good when there is a good lyric baseline reference. I haven't seen a good verse written from Chat GPT thus far and I tested out writing lyrics for different artists. They are all pretty corny, and the lyrics don't make a lot of sense honestly. AI still hasn't been able to capture the real nuances of lyricism and putting good punchlines together. However, it might be a good tool for an up-and-coming artist who is just getting started and needs help with the songwriting process.

[@ladysluvdalyps]

This is why artists are selling their catalogs

[@Starchild2077]

Keep it up bro 🙌🏾

[@LinfordMellony]

Thanks for explaining this! It's similar to how image generators like Bluewillow AI work and learn.

[@Gabe94dotcom]

True ❤

[@jimem5133]

Damn I’m bout to finally make it in the rap game with this AI

[@blessZm]

imagine drake charging azerrz for doing a drake impression😂