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Recent groundbreaking advances in generative AI have robots now making music as digital pop stars, which are causing divided opinions in the industry

AI: Netz is played through an augmented-reality headset that tracks gestures to create corresponding outputs, like notes or chords.

Researchers at Queen Mary University of London, including Andrea Martonelli and Max Graf, are using novel AI tools to create "new virtual worlds" of music. They are exploring computational creativity and generative AI in a futuristic studio where music meets cutting-edge tech. The researchers are developing virtual instruments like "Netz", an augmented-reality headset that tracks gestures to create music, and the "HITar", an advanced guitar with AI sensors.

By Alessandro Parodi, Olivier Sorgho and Matt Stock GDANSK/LONDON (Reuters) - Inside a recording room at Queen Mary University of London, a group of ...

GDANSK/LONDON: Inside a recording room at Queen Mary University of London, a group of researchers fiddle with novel...

Generative AI can create content including original sounds, lyrics or entire songs on its own, but artists often use simpler AI to enhance their sound

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