But you can use creatively (or hack or train or misuse or whatever) an AI.

Mainstream narratives focus too much in text-based prompting, but one can also do audio-based prompting for example.

That's a great point! Where can I read more about it? Do you have any good resources on interactive music?

Aside from the slop, of course. My mind has chosen to disregard irrelevant artistic work.

I hope our work contributes to understanding how early adopters have used AI so far and serves as inspiration for future AI musicians.

Encouraging the creation of music that leaves a lasting, positive impact on music history.

We also analyze our dataset quantitatively, finding insights on: artistic agency, aesthetics, sound design or innovative uses and formats.

I'm also excited on how musicians are using AI as a new format or artistic medium.

And we study how musicians use AI across formats:
- Singles
- Albums
- Performances
- Installations
- AI voices
- Operas
- Soundtracks

We categorize them based on AI usage:
- AI composition
- Co-composition
- Sound design
- Lyrics generation
- Translation

Thanks everyone for your feedback <3