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The Beatles Are Back (With AI) 🎸
Featuring Paul McCartney: AI Enthusiast, Meta's New Image Creation Model, Swedish Snoop Dogg and More.
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June 14, 2023
Good morning, AI explorers!
Welcome to another edition of AI Authority, delivering all of the top groundbreaking AI news shaping our world into a bite-sized newsletter every weekday morning.
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In this edition:
✍️ News: The Beatles Are Back (With AI)
🛠️ Tools: Framer, Adobe Speech Enhancer
🎨 Creator Corner: VR Segment Anything, MultiverseGPT, Swedish Snoop Dogg
Let’s dive in 👇
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One top headline in the AI space to know:
🎸 The Beatles Are Back (With AI)
A new song from The Beatles is coming — yes, you read that right!
Half a century after the legendary band disbanded, Paul McCartney revealed Tuesday that an upcoming new song is in the works — and is being made possible by artificial intelligence.
A live look at our new Abbey Road cover
A demo featuring John Lennon's voice was processed and purified using AI, facilitating the track's creation, McCartney told BBC Radio 4 this week.
“When we came to make what will be the last Beatles record – it was a demo that John had that we worked on and we just finished it up, it will be released this year – and we were able to take John’s voice and get it pure through this AI.”
While the title of the song remains a secret, experts speculate that it might be "Now and Then," a song composed by Lennon in the late 70s. Lennon's demo tape, given to McCartney by Yoko Ono, has previously been used to complete two other Beatles songs posthumously.
Yet this use of AI sparks ethical and legal debates, particularly around issues of authorship and ownership.
McCartney's experiment with AI may draw in new fans, though it could also risk alienating Beatles purists. Regardless, the technology continues to make waves in the music industry, with both intriguing potential and complex dilemmas.
Still hungry for more AI headlines? Some other news that caught our eye:
— AMD Reveals New AI Chip to Challenge Nvidia’s Dominance (link)
— Video Platform Synthesia Gets Nvidia Backing at Unicorn Valuation (link)
— Meta Releases ‘Human-Like’ AI Image Creation Model (link)
— Amazon Using AI to Summarize Customer Product Reviews (link)
— Oracle Pushes to Record High as AI-Frenzy Spurs Cloud Demand (link)
Two AI-powered platforms to add to your toolbox:
Framer’s new AI-integrated tools are extremely slick and easy to use for those looking to build a website or landing page:
This new AI integration from Framer is an absolute game-changer for website building 🤯
— AI Authority (@Authority_AI)
9:23 PM • Jun 13, 2023
Three of our favorite tweets, threads, AI generations and more:
Another day, another mind-blowing AR innovation. Via @localghost:
AR Video prompting with Segment Anything & ControlNet.
Replace anything you can see. http
— Aaron Ng (@localghost)
8:01 PM • Jun 12, 2023
Want to get great ChatGPT responses? Bring it into the multiverse. Via @Rowancheung:
I found the ultimate ChatGPT hack to 10x responses.
It combines 'MultiverseGPT' and the 'Web Pilot' plugin.
Here's how to do it in 4 simple steps:
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung)
2:39 PM • Jun 13, 2023
Snoop Dogg, but Swedish! Via Reddit user Innosang:
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