YouTube AI tool will let you clone famous singers with their okay

[shoopa]

Very interesting...



"Google is testing new generative AI features for YouTube that’ll let people create music tracks using just a text prompt or a simple hummed tune. The first, Dream Track, already seeded to a few creators on the platform, is designed to auto-generate short 30-second music tracks in the style of famous artists. The feature can imitate nine different artists, who’ve chosen to collaborate with YouTube on its development. YouTube is also showing off new tools that can generate music tracks from a hum.

The announcement comes as YouTube attempts to navigate the emerging norms and copyright rules around AI generated music, while also protecting its relationship with major music labels. The issue was brought into sharp relief when an AI-generated “Drake” song went viral earlier this year, and YouTube subsequently announced a deal to work with Universal Music as it establishes rules around AI-generated music on its platform."

https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/16/239 ... oice-clone

[NSWDave]

Google is not going to let AI get a head of it's search engine and is making moves to stay in the forefront of the tech.

[koster]

Another useless idea we can live with out

[TheButcher]

Not touching that, I can see potential law suits happening

[Brian]

This can get interesting........

[Boner]

This can get interesting........

If you are an attorney I bet it can keep you employed

[badkitty]

Problem is I can not sing