The sounds from the instruments have been recorded by and for Beatoven-this ensures that there are no licensing issues, Khan says. The entire process is automated, with no human element involved.
The AI then creates a tune based on these preferences. The software creates music based on a user’s desired mood and instruments.
Mansoor Khan, a professional sitar player, established Beatoven.ai in June 2021. Daft Punk are the only robots whose music I’d trust, and even then, there’s at least some proof of the duo being human beings.īut that doesn’t mean you don’t try. While entrepreneurs and engineers have tried (and in many cases, succeeded) to combine AI and music, the phenomenon has been largely absent in India. So, when you mix AI and music, something doesn’t add up. From the bards of yore to T-Pain’s autotune, it exists on a vast spectrum. Music, however, isn’t a calculated science. The AI can map out all the possibilities, and then use it as the game develops-making moves as required. With a game like chess, a finite number of outcomes exist. Of course, this is a logical conclusion to the entire saga. Today, if you use an online chess player, an “impossible” mode often exists, which mathematically guarantees a victory for the computer. Kasparov alleged that Deep Blue cheated, but didn’t ever provide any proof. However, this time and for the first time, the machine won. This wasn’t the pair’s first match up-all previous clashes were won by Kasparov. In 1997, chess world champion Garry Kasparov was pitted against Deep Blue, an IBM super computer that used a rudimentary form of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to play the board game.
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