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Watch what happens when Jordan Rudees—keyboard player for the progressive metal band Dream Theater—trades fours with a generative AI model trained on his music. About the performance, Eran Egozy ’93, MEng ’95 says, “we see a future where musicians and AI are working collaboratively in a partnership to make music.”
Professor Egozy’s remarks were part of MIT’s Technology Day, a signature event of this year’s Tech Reunions. Watch his and all of the Technology Day talks:
bit.ly/3GKBL7q
#improvisation #artificialintelligence #music #massachusettsinstituteoftechnology #research
Watch what happens when Jordan Rudees—keyboard player for the progressive metal band Dream Theater—trades fours with a generative AI model trained on his music. About the performance, Eran Egozy ’93, MEng ’95 says, “we see a future where musicians and AI are working collaboratively in a partnership to make music.”
Professor Egozy’s remarks were part of MIT’s Technology Day, a signature event of this year’s Tech Reunions. Watch his and all of the Technology Day talks:
bit.ly/3GKBL7q
#improvisation #artificialintelligence #music #massachusettsinstituteoftechnology #research
![[AD] Music to Make the Heart Sing](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ylhkwgYOVzI/mqdefault.jpg "[AD] Music to Make the Heart Sing
Read more about Elaine Chew SM ’98, PhD ’00 and her research: https://bit.ly/40TzcHD
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Elaine Chew SM ’98, PhD ’00, a concert pianist and professor of engineering at King’s College London, has been developing novel methods for studying music and its physiological impacts. Her work includes musical compositions based on unusual heart rhythms and systems for measuring and analyzing how classical music impacts the heart.
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