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tv   Shift  Deutsche Welle  May 19, 2024 4:15pm-4:30pm CEST

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asylum, you're up to date here on dw, there's of cost more warranty, delta dot com. thanks so much the so you don't think you the same way you expect and more different things from life than your parents. i just want to pursue what that's my thought or you think your kid is 2 different, risky, irresponsible, reasonable stopping port is not i want my son to become a doctor to in the cloud. it's time to, to, to get a new generation with a sleep. asked and then when generation smash on down here,
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this kind of when it feels like therapy, the best bang wasn't written by i in just a few minutes using an online a i audio platform will explain how this works in just a moment. what do these new possibilities mean for the future of music i'm sounds, will everything end up sounding the same or does i actually encourage creativity today on shift? how do you use a track with a i? is it as easy as typing questions into chat c, b t. b, as in sydney and musician nicholas mother, wherever you shows us, how it works, a step one, generate the lyrics using chat, c p t. you give a simple prompt and get the simple result. or on the truck, get the date,
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check g p t progresses worldwide. the re as musical ideas take stripe, it will stay forever. what in the media rights step to nicholas by the way, every copies the lyrics into another tool, which requires just a few lines of text and a short description to create a song in seconds. that may i have to delete the words cor, was in pre chorus, and here let's choose odds and teen young legend popped black people and the song doesn't sound too bad either. the the and it's pretty easy, right? to know is just one of many tools that's also hugo music, gen and sound drawer to name a few. they all work in
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a similar way. and to your text, choose and music style and then the song is generated. but can you also create something unique or just cheap throwaway music that all sounds to say on the status on it. and if you don't just want a regular song, but the more personalized one, you need to invest a lot more time and effort to take some time before you understand how to create something unique in the e. but i'm looking at it when you. the fact is, most audio models are developed in the u. s, which means the data bases are full of u. s. music country hit bubble a sold in english. they were just fine. but the very in brass music, not so much the nicholas by the way already and the future ex team are researching how let in american music is influenced by algorithms in it more difficult for in the model to understand the complexity and the specific characteristics of a region like legend, america,
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that's the challenge. how can we create tools that represent our region? so, i mean, that's a december present the, the final thoughts young a survey in 60 and that the american countries have shown that so far create these haven't really tapped into the potential of a i can my total for that to you. we use a, i mostly for project management, now reactive work and nobody said, but i was looking at deals, musicians from all over let in america work for the organization, future x to test they, i in music production. they composed a song together using various i tools, the numbers. oh my god say for to me is fun. but it took us about 6 to 8 months and we tried different things and experimented with different tools done. if at the stop,
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you could hardly tell that we're using a, i can get the results in as with most instrumental in less than 2 minutes in the process. so they did it because of the fact that them, nobody left in, they to be trained in a i model using voices from famous latin american sing as on the they, they, they, when they say they got, they gotta come done. they say like, you know me because the see the song has quite an experimental sound. the battery does give the sound research has some valuable insights on any young i'm with. and this song was supposed to tell us something about voices about women, and many voices becoming one. it wasn't so much about making a nice song, but more to find out what happens when we bring all these voices together. that's
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not what it is. this kind of like creating a mag, got voice going allow me i was so the other with other musicians and scientists, these training a audio tools with a traditional sounds of his homeland, if he is that many regional musical styles could otherwise be lost, the producing for the cool thing, i think it's important to understand how the eyes are trained using these models shouldn't create the risk between us and our conscious, you know, get, seeking again my side of the look you up with. in fact, the technology should deepen our cultural identity and enable more access to local traditional music comb with the yellow corner across the world. there are different opinions on how to go about using this
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technology. we don't want to help me write a song, especially when it's not a thing or not it's never going to replace live music i think. and that's mainly the way i lead from. so like, i'll use it in a scenario where i'll be able to take a be off the off the track or i'll be able to pull the guitar line up a try to take me to another direction. the idea of a i as a creative pod, no sounds exciting to me. it can also help you sing songs in other languages. if i wanted to rep in spanish, for instance, as thought it most. and i would have had to ask my colleagues about john to help me out is 3, and we'll see another way of doing breakfast. we can do it. let's pull out as being a lot of the monthly armando. no, but now i won't need them anymore. i can use an a i tool instead. yeah, absolutely. so it already be used by audit. south korean k pops in,
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i'm making that record songs in english to target a global audience. because he loses n a i to it helps him practice the perfect permanency ation. midnight produces songs in 6 different languages including korean, english, japanese and spanish. first, because the spanish lyrics. oh yeah. not too much that you can draw and pick them it steps into help seem to song because this page vanish was really hot pods i just couldn't get right. i wanted to run out of the studio alternately. but when i heard the results and what a i had to fix for me, i was really amazing to listen to. so how does it work, attract with the native speaker? reading the lyrics is added. the software then combines both spoken text and singing south korea's major music label hype website both midnight and the world famous boy. then b t. s. like to experiment with this software in studio productions.
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$20.20 to go. we divided a piece of sound into different components, condensation, to contemporary, pitch, and volume. and young we looked at pronunciation, which is associated with talking movement, and use the imagination to see what kind of outcome we could get using our technology. i'm telling you because i was pushing that clock with this entirely virtual girl. the may from south korea also uses a i generated voice is the full of a task. can speak to that fans and korean english friends and perhaps the new way and yeah, they really like mit met, mates, appearance and dance, move so entirely. computer generated the could use as use motion capture and artificial intelligence. the south korean entertainment industry helps to further develop may with more performances in the pipeline.
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so clearly, mave is made with a i, but audio fakes are not always easily recognizable for us the audience. same as voices can be recreated using a i, solid structure and style can also be replicated fairly easily. unfortunately, this is often done without permission from the original artist. a few months ago, a song featuring throughout the weekend rep a bed find his voice, then 5 wrote the song was made by a bit funny, but by mauricio posters also known as flo. d. p. d, using a i bet finding it was not him used on watts if he told his 20000000 follows to on follow him if they like that song that they can buy. so
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when that happened, i got skid. the whole thing just blew up. the yacht is that was very angry. tell me what am i need? and nothing has happened so fast and a i x, but cloud yet gutierrez doesn't see any reason for mauricio to be consent. locate but they upload g p t come or logs. he knows he's unlikely to be seen how to sell it. yes, bob bunny is on great because his voice was used, but it's still a legal loophole. scene got in my bed, bunny could sue for copyright violation, but that's time consuming and expensive. it has been done though, in spring 2023 universal music group to legal action against the virus a i hit hard on last leaf that feet should boys clones of drake and the weekend and it wasn't success platforms like spotty if i had to take this on down for a smaller artist without a major label supporting them. this often not much they can do to this day as being
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no clear jurisdiction on these copyright matters. also, what happens when clone voices sing, lyrics that go against what an artist stands for. it could huge the damage the image and career the odd is having the voice as copied is a real problem. when it comes to the music, there are some crazy ideas floating around on the dance floor in this these london club is pack but best. no. deja and the boat driven up new but this app use us pre produced loops and samples to create new tracks. use us can like or dislike the automatically generate. attracts which that's the app, react to that taste. but the resulting sound is not for everyone. that doesn't have an understanding of the crowd on what the crowd in the moment
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about the music playing, whatever music that moment and a id j in the clap. that's not for me, but generally speaking, i do find the potential of audio a i pretty fascinating. still, let's not forget that many of these models are built on real people's work. in other words, that's right with songs from real artists who don't get paid for this. that's it for today's the next time by the after ready with nato soldiers from through india securities. the
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