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Nick Cave on AI and Songwriting

2019-01-232019-01-23 Martin McCallionmusic

If we have limitless potential then what is there to transcend?

Mr Cave’s latest newsletter muses on the potential songwriting abilities of AIs.

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2 thoughts on “Nick Cave on AI and Songwriting”

jack says:

@devilgate I love this…

AI would have the capacity to write a good song, but not a great one. It lacks the nerve.

Thanks for the link!

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