What You May Have Missed #5
Generative AI for music / New unicorns: Stability.ai and Jasper.ai / Gen AI landscape map / Drama in the OS community / New LLM state-of-the-art / Microsoft: GitHub Copilot copyright infringement
After one month (four rounds) of WYMHM, I will try a new format.
Writing two in-depth pieces and a 2500-word column has taken my bandwidth to its limit—so much so that I was starting to sacrifice quality for quantity.
Because one of the core features of TAB’s content is high quality, I’ve decided that I won’t include such extensive commentary on WYMHM posts for the moment. I’ll still share relevant links with you with a headline and a few short descriptive sentences so you can easily choose to click on those that interest you.
Everything else stays the same.
I feel like I’m making a lot of changes—please, bear with me while I try to make this work for all of us!
Also, because I did an AMA last Sunday, this week’s WYMHM will include news and events from the 10th to the 23rd of October.
Open-source generative AI for audio/music is around the corner
Dance Diffusion (still in beta Google Colab) is a family of generative audio tools created by Harmonai (founded by Zach Evans), part of Stability.ai.
Here’s a sample from the Pirates of the Caribbean theme on flute: