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Well to be candible about it, this made my day
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“I am happy my kids didn’t need to learn cursive.” Shock + horror. But seriously, this is a great post about why we have to keep asking what to offload to AI and what not, both now while the technical and cultural defaults are being built and always (as I try to do with 40k years of music tech)
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Focusing on the theme of Agency, this year’s track asks: how agency emerges, is exercised, is negotiated, and is contested through creative practice with AI.
“we purposely stayed away from all electronic sounds. But what we found is that some of the most organic sounds, for instance, bird calls, can feel electronic. We’d be reviewing a scene, and Phil [Lord] would say, ‘That sounds too electronic,’ and we’d be like, ‘Oh, that’s just a whippoorwill.’”
This method also makes detection readily defeatable. But I’m fascinated there is this presence in the frequency spectra that human ears (ostensibly) can’t hear