Knowledge Sharing Session #6: Tunes from the AI Frontiers
Welcome to the 6th Knowledge Sharing Session! This week, we introduce Bob Sturm, Associate Professor at KTH, who will speak on AI-generated music in his talk titled Tunes from the AI Frontiers!
Description: I’ll talk about music; folk music in particular. Ai-generated folk tunes, to be more precise – and the Ai systems that have generated said “machine folk” (or “själlösa låtar” eller “helt skitsnack”). To be completely candid, I will perform some of my favorite tunes born of cold and lifeless statistics extracted from crowd-sourced impoverished representations of century-old living practices. There’s lots of problems here but not many answers, if I may be so blunt. Nonetheless, should be fun!
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Time: May 11, 2021 15:00 - 16:00
📣 Speaker
Associate Professor of Computer Science at the Royal Institute of Technology, KTH. Sturm has degrees in physics, music, multimedia, and engineering, and specializes in signal processing and machine learning applied to music data. He leads the MUSAiC project.
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