"Music generation is 110% solved": researcher ties AI content boom to AGI pessimism gap
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-28
teortaxesTex argues music generation is "110% solved" after relistening to an AI-generated song (lyrics human-written and flawed), noting only its inevitable ubiquity stops it from becoming super-propaganda. He adds a cultural observation: creators with "nothing to lose and everything to gain" explain why the first world is more pessimistic about AGI.
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