Google and Osaka University in Japan recently released a study on the potential use of artificial intelligence (AI) to turn thoughts into music.
Five volunteers listened to more than 500 different recordings from diverse musical genres while they were inside a magnetic resonance imaging scanner.
Images of their brain activity were taken, fed into the Brain2Music AI model, which then produced music using Google’s Music LM AI music generator.
The generated music was similar to the musical stimuli that the study’s participants listened to, including genre, instrumentation, and mood.
The researchers hypothesized that this technology would eventually result in musically intelligent composition software that can decipher ideas.
The researchers imagine a time when AI can create music solely from the imagination of a person, without the need of certain musical cues.
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