Google Magenta
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Open Source Could Let Computers Create the Next Mona Lisa
On Wednesday, Google launched Magenta, a new initiative by the Google Brain team (the company’s machine intelligence arm) that will tackle whether machines can make music and art. The research group will produce open-source models and tools to allow individuals—artists, musicians, researchers, coders—to test the creative capacity of AI. While the project’s central goal is to create algorithms that can generate art and music, the group also hopes to assemble an active community that will push developments in AI creativity forward.
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Google AI produces a melody that rivals the Casio keyboard concerts of our youth
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Google's art machine just wrote its first song
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Google's Magenta AI Tickles the Ivories
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Google's Art Project Magenta Creates Its First Machine-Generated Song: Listen
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Google’s Magenta project releases first piece of AI-composed music
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Google tunes up for art, music AI 'Magenta'
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State of the art: First algorithm-generated song from Google's Magenta
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Google's Magenta project just wrote its first piece of music, and thankfully it's not great
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