Article 5R8DA Making this album with AI ‘felt like wandering in an enormous labyrinth’

Making this album with AI ‘felt like wandering in an enormous labyrinth’

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James Vincent
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cotton_modules_shadow_planet_cover_3000x Shadow Planet' was made by Robin Sloan and Jesse Solomon Clark, aka The Cotton Modules, using OpenAI's Jukebox AI music model.

The scare is over and the fun can begin. That's how I tend to think of creative endeavors involving artificial intelligence these days. We've moved past, I think, hyperbolic claims about AI making human art redundant and can now enjoy all the possibilities this technology affords. In that light, Shadow Planet - a new album made as a three-way collaboration between two humans and AI - shows exactly what sort fun can be had.

Shadow Planet is the creation of writer Robin Sloan, musician Jesse Solomon Clark, and Jukebox, a machine learning music program made by OpenAI. After an off-the-cuff Instagram conversation between Sloan and Clark about starting a band (named The Cotton Modules), the two began exchanging tapes of music. A seasoned...

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