At this year’s Spot+, a sharp program has been put together for Friday afternoon, where competent individuals from both home and abroad will guide us through the insane developments in artificial intelligence over the past year and set the direction for what we can expect in the next 3-5 years. Chris Cooke kicks off the three-hour Let’s Talk Music & AI with a fast-paced overview of what has happened in the field since last year’s Spot+, when generative AI was still brand new to most. He does this with the keynote “AI and music one year later: What happened? And where are we at?” Following this, Ed Newton-Rex from Silicon Valley will share his insights via video in the presentation “What I’ve learned from developing generative Music AI for 13 years,” discussing what we can expect in the near future. He is one of the closest things to a pioneer in the development of generative AI music services. From expert knowledge sharing to the panel debate “You AIn’t seen nothing yet?“, which assesses the AI hype that has reached its peak and discusses whether we can start to look more critically at what AI will mean for songwriters and the music industry. In the third and final part of Let’s Talk AI & Music, we’ll get to the core of it all – music itself. DJ Noize has delved into generative AI like no other and the possibilities it brings to music production. Watch and listen as he gives a hands-on demonstration of the latest AI music tools. Before DJ Noize takes the stage with “Hands-on: Here are the most cutting-edge AI tools – by DJ Noize,” we’ll have a brief visit from Gaffa writer Jens Dræby, who created an AI-generated music album in just 4 hours. He’ll talk about this in his presentation “How I made a full album in 4 hours with AI.”
Let’s Talk AI & Music is organized by Koda, Autor, DPA, Musikforlæggerne i Danmark, and DKF in collaboration with Promus & SPOT+.
På årets SPOT+ er der sammensat et knivskarpt program fredag eftermiddag, hvor kompetente folk fra ind- og udland guider os igennem det seneste års vanvittige udvikling inden for kunstig intelligens og sætter retning for, hvad vi kan forvente os af de næste 3-5 år. Chris Cooke skyder tre timers Let’s Talk Music & AI i gang med en tempofyldt gennemgang af, hvad der er sket på området siden sidste års SPOT+, da generativ AI stadig var helt nyt for de fleste. Det gør han med keynoten AI and music one year later: What happened? And where are we at? Herefter vil Ed Newton-Rex fra Silicon Valley via video med oplægget What I’ve learned from developing generative Music AI for 13 years dele sine tanker om, hvad vi kan forvente os af den nærmeste fremtid. Han er noget af det tætteste, man kommer på en pioner inden for udvikling af generativ AI-musiktjenester. Fra eksperternes vidensdeling til paneldebatten You AIn’t seen nothing yet?, som tager temperaturen på AI hypen, der har nået sit foreløbige peak, og diskuterer, om vi kan begynde at se mere reflekteret ind i, hvad AI vil betyde for sangskrivere og musikbranchen. I tredje og sidste del af Let’s Talk AI & Music skal vi ind til kernen af det, det hele handler om – nemlig musikken. DJ Noize har om nogen kastet sig over generativ AI og de muligheder, teknologien bringer med sig i musikproduktion. Se og hør ham give en hands-on demonstration af tidens ypperste AI-musikværktøjer. Inden DJ Noize går på med Hands-on: Here are the most cutting-edge AI tools – by DJ Noize, får vi kort besøg af Gaffa-skribent Jens Dræby, der har lavet et AI-genereret musikalbum på blot 4 timer. Det vil han fortælle om i oplægget How I made a full album in 4 hours with AI.
Let’s Talk AI & Music er tilrettelagt af Koda, Autor, DPA, Musikforlæggerne i Danmark og DKF i samarbejde med Promus & SPOT+
