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[warznymph]

Grimes at Coachella - 2024 🪅

[nicky999doors]

me feat grimesai :)

[darkenergyslivers]

Grimezsz : "Does anything that you've done haunt you, do you have any regrets?"

GrimesAI V1 : "I regret that I ever tried to be human" - (her last words)

[daily-coloring]

Watch ""In Another Life (feat GrimesAI)" – Official Audio" on YouTube

[saltball]

I wish grimes would realize she’s the gem in all her relationships! Who gave a fuck about musks romantic life before her!? Who the fuck even is anyma!!??? Love you are the star and the brains the interesting actually artistic thing that makes them relevant!

[mrsterlingeverything]

Cocking my shotgun every time grimesai stops singing to take a breath but im still listening

[boag]

I think abt this constantly

[nunuslab24]

Artistic Intelligence: Humans and AI in the Arts

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has found its way into creative arts in the constantly changing world of technology. From generating paintings to composing music, AI’s role in the arts has sparked both enthusiasm and concern among artists and patrons. As we explore this overlap, it’s crucial to consider the perspective of those directly impacted: the artists themselves! So for this, I’ve interviewed some artists. We’ll also look at positive examples of AI in music, such as Grimes’s innovative use of AI to distribute songs created with her AI voice. This dual perspective will help us understand the complex relationship between AI and the arts.

Kat: AI as a Helpful Tool, Not a Replacement

Kat, a digital artist, believes that AI can be an invaluable tool for artists. “AI can be an invaluable tool for artists and it should help push boundaries,” she says. However, Kat emphasizes that AI should not replace actual art. “There’s no personality, and it's pulling from what exists already, but humans have their own creative abilities and thoughts, already surpassing what AI can do.” For Kat, the true essence of art lies in the unique creativity and personal touch that only human beings can provide. She acknowledges AI’s potential to assist in the creative process but firmly believes that the soul of art must remain human.

Ash: The Human Soul in Art

Ash, a small creative writer, expresses a more critical view of AI in the arts. “I hate it,” they state bluntly. “The whole point of art is the human soul, not something that’s just fabricated. If you have a computer create a movie or book, it’s no longer art, no longer creative, and no longer human.” Ash’s perspective highlights a fundamental concern: the fear that AI-generated art lacks the emotional depth and authenticity that human-created art has. For them, the value of art is tied to its human origin, and any deviation from this diminishes its worth.

Rishi (ISHIR): The Annoyance of AI in Music

Rishi, a singer also known as ISHIR, shares a realistic viewpoint mixed with frustration. “F*** that bruh. It’s not good enough to be impressive but good enough to where it’s annoying.” His comment reflects the sentiment that while AI in music might not yet be at a level to replace humans, it has reached a point where it seems like an intruder in the artistic space. For Rishi,

AI-generated music does not possess the creative spark and deep emotional connection that characterizes art.

The Case of Grimes: AI as a Collaborative Tool

Contrary to the more skeptical views, some artists are embracing AI in innovative ways. Grimes, a Canadian musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer of Dance/Electronic music, has been using AI to help distribute songs created with her AI voice. She launched her own AI vocal generator platform called Elf.Tech that allows users to upload their own voice samples and transform them into the “GrimesAI voiceprint” that mimics her vocal style and timbre. She has also partnered with music distributor TuneCore to enable official distribution of these AI-voiced tracks; she approves each collaboration and offers a 50/50 royalty split if any revenue is generated. This allows users to have a unique form of human-AI musical partnership. By providing a new medium for artistic expression, Grimes demonstrates that AI can be a valuable partner in the creative process.

As technology advances, the challenge will be to ensure that AI complements rather than competes with or takes away the human spirit that lies at the heart of all artistic endeavors.

[1000-year-old-virgin]

Kito ft. Grimes AI - Cold Touch

[duky82]

Antonio Irún presenta ''The Dome / Please You'', single con GrimesAI

Antonio Irún presenta ”The Dome / Please You”, single con GrimesAI Biografía Antonio Irún (Oviedo, 1993) crece escuchando la música de Pink Floyd, Madonna, Mariah Carey y Luis Eduardo Aute. Tras estudiar Filología Inglesa en la Universidad de Oviedo, comienza a escribir poesía. Inspirado por la música de Lana Del Rey y Fleetwood Mac, escribe sus primeras composiciones musicales, a la par que…

[nicky999doors]

always forget i slayed w the song i made w the grimesai

[solarainy]

Petite sélection musicale du moment :

Bad Omens - The Death Of Piece Of Mind En vrai, leur dernier album est une pépite.

Sleep Token - Rain Cette voix. CETTE VOIX.

Nothing But Thieves - Oh No :: He Said What? J'adore la vibe. Overcome est très cool aussi, très Summer vibe.

Palaye Royale - Showbiz Ah les trois frangins au look un peu ... pas dandy mais presque ... non ? (au goût du jour).

Sleeping With Sirens - Bloody Knuckles Ça faisait une éternité que je ne les avais pas écouté !

Cloudy June - Big Girls Don't Cry Ça bouge, j'aime beaucoup sa vibe, GO GIRL.

Fordo - Obvious Découverte par hasard sur insta. Eh bah j'ai bien aimé.

So Below feat. GrimesAI - What We Like Une ambiance à elle. J'aime trop ce que sa musique dégage.

Lana Lubany - PRAYERS Elle. Mais ELLE ! I'm in love.

Imagine Dragons - Gods Don't Pray Ça prend aux tripes : j'adore.

Quavo feat. Lana Del Rey - Tough Doux mélange qui match à fond.

[eject91]

Well thank fuck we have some honest japanese folk titling their "art" えーあい, and tumblr posters who copy the title instead of just placing a source hyperlink, so I can go back and delete it. Sucks ass how you hate a thing but it's so nearly indistinguishable that you end up unconsciously loving the thing, and only honest people will let you know it's the thing you hate.

Like just this morning my weekly spotify playlist played a song by GrimesAI, and I'm thankful for them calling it that, so I can skip it and block the "artist". But how many "artists" already are and will be hiding in spotify, and all other services, under a normal name nowhere mentioning or labeling that it's ai shit. Dreaming of the day the last ai data center shuts down.