Might top-tier AI musicians hit the scene before extremely low-friction production tools take off?
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Yeah, the question isn’t really about whether a program can make something that sounds good. It’s “What does the program do when it confronts a musical problem - when something sounds bad?”
I'm having a really difficult time mapping any of these concerns/assumed limitations to the actual process of e.g. training a neural net. Do you need human feedback? Yes. But that's exactly what platforms like Instagram & Soundcloud are for
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It’s a philosophical question: can an algorithm be written such that largely *absent frequent human interventions* good music can be produced (in other words: some kind of automated composition). No problem with the idea that *with human creative input/feedback* it’s possible.
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Humans broadly suck without external human feedback, too
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