OpenAI's Work With The Juilliard School Has A Catch
Advertisers gain a new avenue to cost savings for audio in video through AI-generated music, but OpenAI's reported work with The Juilliard School of Music has a catch.
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Kraftwerk, a German electronic music group, pioneered the use of auto signals to create unique sounds in the mid-1970s. They used a voice coder to create the album Radio-Activity, released in 1975, featuring Autobahn with the work of percussion team Karl Bartos and Wolfgang Flur.
Kraftwerk's innovative use of technology in music production has been an inspiration to many.
Author's summary: OpenAI's collaboration with Juilliard School has an unexpected twist.
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