This is actually fascinating. The robot 'writes' a song that's like a country song, but devoid of meaning. The result is humorous. A curious example of neural net progress. It's actually a good example of the strengths and weakness of the "deep learning' approach to AI: good at capturing details, hopeless at capturing the big semantic picture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=136&v=EPs6wdM7S3U

They don't actually mention it, but it is only the words here that were written by the program. The music and arrangement were put together by humans. They plan to release a whole album of this stuff in the near future.

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But there are plenty of examples of AI generated music, that are actually quite good! Here is an example:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAfLCTRuh7U

AIVA (Artificial Intelligence Virtual Artist) is an AI who composes soundtracks for films, video games, tv shows and commercials. You can hear more at www.aiva.ai  and https://soundcloud.com/user-95265362.

This kid has a really great video about AI methods for creating music, where he tries several different modalities to write jazz compositions. The first two he goes over failed pretty hard, but the third actually writes some good stuff, mixed in with a lot of bad. All the while he explains concepts that someone who has no idea about neural nets (like me) can easily follow along.The video is 18 minutes long, so if you want to skip the technical stuff, go to around 9 minutes in to hear the robot jazz:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nA3YOFUCn4U