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Freethinker65

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21. Agree. But there are so many ways to get music now

Thu Apr 20, 2023, 01:43 PM

Apr 2023

My kid listens to so many genres it's insane. When I ask where he finds them he mentions internet sites and apps I haven't heard of, plus recommendations from friends.

Sure the top pop stuff now is lots of auto-tuned vocals with manufactured beats (which I choose not to listen to), but as I reminisce about the new wave/80s stuff I grew up with and loved, lots of that was pretty formulaic.

AI is certainly going to make it harder for real musicians, but it has always been tough, with many of the most talented being unheard and overlooked by the masses. There isn't much one can do about it but support the artists you love.

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Insider Cuts 10% of Staff, Says ChatGPT Experiments Aren't to Blame [View all] highplainsdem Apr 2023 OP

Build a wall to keep out AI IronLionZion Apr 2023 #1

AI is cheaper to employ FredGarvin Apr 2023 #18

Wonder what all those alt-right a-holes who tell reporters "Learn to code!" will say AZSkiffyGeek Apr 2023 #2

We could see very high unemployment by election time next year. And RWers highplainsdem Apr 2023 #3

They might also have to alter that expression to "Learn to code better that ChatGPT!" at some point, xocetaceans Apr 2023 #6

Joe Biden has given similar advice, abit to other professions. Lancero Apr 2023 #17

Does he go on Twitter and mock journalists with that phrase? AZSkiffyGeek Apr 2023 #22

So, do you feel that Joe Bidens statement was, in any way, shape, or form, wrong? Lancero Apr 2023 #23

I still don't understand how Biden figures into alt-right a-holes mocking journalists AZSkiffyGeek Apr 2023 #24

There was nothing wrong with anything you said. highplainsdem Apr 2023 #27

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I know that some are tech-savvy here, and thus, as w/ so many other IT-related technologies, SWBTATTReg Apr 2023 #4

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Thanks for the info. I haven't really looked into the AI architecture, but it looks like another SWBTATTReg Apr 2023 #8

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Its why I will be forced into early retirement... RegulatedCapitalistD Apr 2023 #13

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I did not alter the title. I just checked and saw Gizmodo altered its headline, highplainsdem Apr 2023 #30

When everything starts sounding and looking the same and the value just doesn't hold up, Freethinker65 Apr 2023 #7

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Everything does sound and look the same. FredGarvin Apr 2023 #20

Agree. But there are so many ways to get music now Freethinker65 Apr 2023 #21

"Peng wrote..."? How do we know she penned this email? Maybe ChatGPT canned its competition? . . . Journeyman Apr 2023 #9

Corporations like Insider are probably not using the same ChatGPT we are using. Renew Deal Apr 2023 #12

Now being reported that parent company is shutting down? Backseat Driver Apr 2023 #19

Nope. Different company. highplainsdem Apr 2023 #28

Separate company, but it's indicative of trends in the industry. Lancero Apr 2023 #29