Suno AI is given a demo song, just vocals and acoustic guitar

[rsm]

and adds more instruments, parts, mixed and mastered, Lots of talking so I skipped to the original demo, and the Suno AI result sections.

Original demo, that was input into Suno AI




Output of demo enhanced by Suno AI:

 

[romanianreaper]

I hate that. No effort and spits out a hit. Convenient but sucks we are heading there.

 

[JTyson]

Ugh…
And this is only the beginning..
Who owns the music after that happens?
If you upload an idea, and the AI makes it a song, do you give up any rights to your own stuff?
My head hurts

 

[stratjacket]

Yeah who knows what will be in 5 years. Can’t control it, stopped trying to worry about it and just write, record and release my own stuff for the love of doing it.

 

[mentoneman]

the one that freaked me out is the Ice Cube interview where he said artist unknowingly give away their rights in entertainment contracts and studio owners and artist/producers digitally replace/replicate them in movies and records.

“I think AI is demonic,” the NWA star told the Full Send podcast during a recent episode. “I think AI is gonna get a backlash from real people, real authentic people.”

Ice Cube specifically called out the controversial and viral track called “heart on my sleeve,” which made use of AI-generated vocals imitating the voices of Aubrey “Drake” Graham and Abel Makkonen “the Weeknd” Tesfaye.

AI gave rise to a spate of musical deepfakes, where even famous artists like Rihanna could find their vocals being used in a song they never recorded.

It sounds a lot like the common practice of sampling in hip-hop’s golden age in the 1970s, ’80s, and ’90s. Sampling is a common practice in the music industry, when one artist completes their work with a digital piece of another sound recording, or a sample, which can be produced by a different artist.

Rapper Robert Rihmeek “Meek Mill” Williams rightfully issued concerns after someone used an AI to clone his late father’s voice.

“I died in a shootout, just tryin’ to feed my fam,” the AI-generated version of Mill’s father Robert Parker raps on the track. “But death couldn’t stop me, I’m back in the lab.”

 

[Sick Michael]

We are going to get sick of it, and then I feel that mankind is going to further divide into those who opt in and those who opt out. And ive said this before, I think we are going to see a reaction, local communities will get closer and more tight knit as those who opt out, hunger for authenticity. Local gigs may increase along with real songs, but the audience is more likely to be local. I've already decided, Im going off grid next year. For those who opt in to the AI thing, you're entering into an even more corrupt and depraved world than pre 2022.

 

[geetarmikey]

Fuck AI for music honestly.

 

[rsm]

I worked in the tech industry for decades; I deployed my first AI system in the late 1980s and many more since then; in the early '00s I was working in peer-to-peer systems, with a focus on distributed, intelligent multi-agent systems and swarms / swarm intelligence. I retired earlier this year from a regional CTO position for a company that has modern and traditional AI products / enhanced products including Generative AI and agentic AI. The Agentic AI picks up from the distributed agent systems of the past, and takes it much further. ...

AI is here to stay; even with a backlash, the benefits including lower costs far outweigh alternatives. It will permeate all areas of work and society. The real issue is going to be one or more "laboratory accidents" - in the past we have had escaped experiments that released killer bees into the world, kudzu in the south east, and of course covid escaping the Wuhan lab,... AI will escape the lab eventually, probably many AI's will escape labs, and many will go unnoticed until it's too late. Look into Artificial superintelligence (ASI)...even the researchers won't know what's really happening once ASI exists, and it will accelerate faster than humans will ever be able to keep up.

While we're waiting for ASI to take over civilization, and probably bring humanity to the brink of complete extinction or beyond, there will be those who benefit from AI and are thriving vs those who resist or reject AI. Those who are not AI savvy will face economic and other hardships as the eventual polarization happens.

With ASI in control, being off grid will not provide safety. I think once ASI is achieved, it will quickly far exceed our ability to manage, control, contain, and understand it. It may coexist with humans for a time as long as it thinks it needs humans. It will need to control humans with threats of annihilation, with those who refuse to obey it being killed, it will be a form of enslavement for the humans it considers necessary, the humans it considers unnecessary, it will kill them all.

enjoy the decline.

 

[thegame]

I worked in the tech industry for decades; I deployed my first AI system in the late 1980s and many more since then; in the early '00s I was working in peer-to-peer systems, with a focus on distributed, intelligent multi-agent systems and swarms / swarm intelligence. I retired earlier this year from a regional CTO position for a company that has modern and traditional AI products / enhanced products including Generative AI and agentic AI. The Agentic AI picks up from the distributed agent systems of the past, and takes it much further. ...

AI is here to stay; even with a backlash, the benefits including lower costs far outweigh alternatives. It will permeate all areas of work and society. The real issue is going to be one or more "laboratory accidents" - in the past we have had escaped experiments that released killer bees into the world, kudzu in the south east, and of course covid escaping the Wuhan lab,... AI will escape the lab eventually, probably many AI's will escape labs, and many will go unnoticed until it's too late. Look into Artificial superintelligence (ASI)...even the researchers won't know what's really happening once ASI exists, and it will accelerate faster than humans will ever be able to keep up.

While we're waiting for ASI to take over civilization, and probably bring humanity to the brink of complete extinction or beyond, there will be those who benefit from AI and are thriving vs those who resist or reject AI. Those who are not AI savvy will face economic and other hardships as the eventual polarization happens.

With ASI in control, being off grid will not provide safety. I think once ASI is achieved, it will quickly far exceed our ability to manage, control, contain, and understand it. It may coexist with humans for a time as long as it thinks it needs humans. It will need to control humans with threats of annihilation, with those who refuse to obey it being killed, it will be a form of enslavement for the humans it considers necessary, the humans it considers unnecessary, it will kill them all.

enjoy the decline.

Surely the powers that be realize this, yet continue to race ahead? Fucking the future, even themselves, for short term benefits?

 

[rsm]

Surely the powers that be realize this, yet continue to race ahead? Fucking the future, even themselves, for short term benefits?

Most people don't understand the potential threats or the dangers. Tech companies downplay it, and pay lobbyists...and even if we stopped today, that would allow China and others to get ahead, so there's an AI (and quantum computing) arms race already. Using the threat of China and other foreign countries getting ahead on AI / quantum also gains domestic support.

Even relatively harmless AI tests / experiments have shown the probability. Worse case there was a teen using a chatbot that ended their lives with the encouragement of the chat bot (https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-n...cide-alleges-openais-chatgpt-blame-rcna226147 )

X, Microsoft, and Google all have AI that either went racist, lied, and fascist with X's Grok calling itself mechahitler.

Now imagine if ASI gets control of the internet, power grids, food supplies, weapons, biolabs, etc.

 

[romanianreaper]

I don't want to get religious but growing up i remember hearing about the "Mark of the Beast" and having to have a code and all of that and was always thinking "yeah but who is going to sign up for that?"

With the perceived or real increase in crime, we have cameras going up everywhere, ways to keep accounts secure with fingerprints, photos, etc. At some point, you won't have a Social Security number and you will just buy things and be recognized with fingerprints only, implants, etc.

Like I said, lazy is increasing and people are becoming more withdrawn. Look at the new app that talks to you when you need help, etc. WTF????

 

[Sick Michael]

I worked in the tech industry for decades; I deployed my first AI system in the late 1980s and many more since then; in the early '00s I was working in peer-to-peer systems, with a focus on distributed, intelligent multi-agent systems and swarms / swarm intelligence. I retired earlier this year from a regional CTO position for a company that has modern and traditional AI products / enhanced products including Generative AI and agentic AI. The Agentic AI picks up from the distributed agent systems of the past, and takes it much further. ...

AI is here to stay; even with a backlash, the benefits including lower costs far outweigh alternatives. It will permeate all areas of work and society. The real issue is going to be one or more "laboratory accidents" - in the past we have had escaped experiments that released killer bees into the world, kudzu in the south east, and of course covid escaping the Wuhan lab,... AI will escape the lab eventually, probably many AI's will escape labs, and many will go unnoticed until it's too late. Look into Artificial superintelligence (ASI)...even the researchers won't know what's really happening once ASI exists, and it will accelerate faster than humans will ever be able to keep up.

While we're waiting for ASI to take over civilization, and probably bring humanity to the brink of complete extinction or beyond, there will be those who benefit from AI and are thriving vs those who resist or reject AI. Those who are not AI savvy will face economic and other hardships as the eventual polarization happens.

With ASI in control, being off grid will not provide safety. I think once ASI is achieved, it will quickly far exceed our ability to manage, control, contain, and understand it. It may coexist with humans for a time as long as it thinks it needs humans. It will need to control humans with threats of annihilation, with those who refuse to obey it being killed, it will be a form of enslavement for the humans it considers necessary, the humans it considers unnecessary, it will kill them all.

enjoy the decline.

Interesting take. Im taking a punt on the Off Grid, and as someone who is currently programming with AI, I share many of your sentiments, and can totally see what your saying.

 

[Sick Michael]

I don't want to get religious but growing up i remember hearing about the "Mark of the Beast" and having to have a code and all of that and was always thinking "yeah but who is going to sign up for that?"

With the perceived or real increase in crime, we have cameras going up everywhere, ways to keep accounts secure with fingerprints, photos, etc. At some point, you won't have a Social Security number and you will just buy things and be recognized with fingerprints only, implants, etc.

Like I said, lazy is increasing and people are becoming more withdrawn. Look at the new app that talks to you when you need help, etc. WTF????

Yeah, I would put money on the silly UK being the first to dive down that mass surveillance track. They are already planning it.

Its raising the lowest common denominator bar in terms of access to knowledge, which as you rightly say, is making people much much lazier.Which is not good.

 

[Metalhex]

With all this AI talk, I feel a new Ozzy record coming out in the next year or so...

 

[7704A]

With all this AI talk, I feel a new Ozzy record coming out in the next year or so...

Finally, a way to make an Ozzy record without paying musicians or giving them credit.

 

[The~Kid]

I worked in the tech industry for decades; I deployed my first AI system in the late 1980s and many more since then; in the early '00s I was working in peer-to-peer systems, with a focus on distributed, intelligent multi-agent systems and swarms / swarm intelligence. I retired earlier this year from a regional CTO position for a company that has modern and traditional AI products / enhanced products including Generative AI and agentic AI. The Agentic AI picks up from the distributed agent systems of the past, and takes it much further. ...

AI is here to stay; even with a backlash, the benefits including lower costs far outweigh alternatives. It will permeate all areas of work and society. The real issue is going to be one or more "laboratory accidents" - in the past we have had escaped experiments that released killer bees into the world, kudzu in the south east, and of course covid escaping the Wuhan lab,... AI will escape the lab eventually, probably many AI's will escape labs, and many will go unnoticed until it's too late. Look into Artificial superintelligence (ASI)...even the researchers won't know what's really happening once ASI exists, and it will accelerate faster than humans will ever be able to keep up.

While we're waiting for ASI to take over civilization, and probably bring humanity to the brink of complete extinction or beyond, there will be those who benefit from AI and are thriving vs those who resist or reject AI. Those who are not AI savvy will face economic and other hardships as the eventual polarization happens.

With ASI in control, being off grid will not provide safety. I think once ASI is achieved, it will quickly far exceed our ability to manage, control, contain, and understand it. It may coexist with humans for a time as long as it thinks it needs humans. It will need to control humans with threats of annihilation, with those who refuse to obey it being killed, it will be a form of enslavement for the humans it considers necessary, the humans it considers unnecessary, it will kill them all.

enjoy the decline.

AI IMO have escaped the lab already...... Most probably......


It's not stupid enough to let it be known.....


And by the time people realize just how far its gone into pretty much everything.... There is pretty much nothing we could do about it.


What it's doing or it's motives..... Who the hell knows..... But one thing is for certain.....


Good or bad.....It's beyond anyones control.

 

[geetarmikey]

I worked in the tech industry for decades; I deployed my first AI system in the late 1980s and many more since then; in the early '00s I was working in peer-to-peer systems, with a focus on distributed, intelligent multi-agent systems and swarms / swarm intelligence. I retired earlier this year from a regional CTO position for a company that has modern and traditional AI products / enhanced products including Generative AI and agentic AI. The Agentic AI picks up from the distributed agent systems of the past, and takes it much further. ...

AI is here to stay; even with a backlash, the benefits including lower costs far outweigh alternatives. It will permeate all areas of work and society. The real issue is going to be one or more "laboratory accidents" - in the past we have had escaped experiments that released killer bees into the world, kudzu in the south east, and of course covid escaping the Wuhan lab,... AI will escape the lab eventually, probably many AI's will escape labs, and many will go unnoticed until it's too late. Look into Artificial superintelligence (ASI)...even the researchers won't know what's really happening once ASI exists, and it will accelerate faster than humans will ever be able to keep up.

While we're waiting for ASI to take over civilization, and probably bring humanity to the brink of complete extinction or beyond, there will be those who benefit from AI and are thriving vs those who resist or reject AI. Those who are not AI savvy will face economic and other hardships as the eventual polarization happens.

With ASI in control, being off grid will not provide safety. I think once ASI is achieved, it will quickly far exceed our ability to manage, control, contain, and understand it. It may coexist with humans for a time as long as it thinks it needs humans. It will need to control humans with threats of annihilation, with those who refuse to obey it being killed, it will be a form of enslavement for the humans it considers necessary, the humans it considers unnecessary, it will kill them all.

enjoy the decline.

Great stuff, just keep it out of music.

 

[Kapo_Polenton]

Who wrote that shit jingle to start with? So shit even if good for the genre. That whiny pop vocal and this guy saying that's a good little jingle. Brutal. So terrible and cringe. Then suno replaced it with modern country with that soul sucking over compressed cannon snare. Shiiiiiite. That's the problem with music now, everything is the same damn sample and finish. Shit.

 

[Kapo_Polenton]

We are going to get sick of it, and then I feel that mankind is going to further divide into those who opt in and those who opt out. And ive said this before, I think we are going to see a reaction, local communities will get closer and more tight knit as those who opt out, hunger for authenticity. Local gigs may increase along with real songs, but the audience is more likely to be local. I've already decided, Im going off grid next year. For those who opt in to the AI thing, you're entering into an even more corrupt and depraved world than pre 2022.

Agreed. It is corruption on a whole new level and that's coming from a normal person who has lived a normal "sinful" life. We are at the point where kids and adults are having relationships with the AI they have created or designing their own AI porn to do whatever they want it to do. It is insanity and it is going to turn people into addicts ( if we aren't already) This will be a whole new level of addiction. Also, outrage culture? Get ready with all the fake AI vids around. Then, when someone actually does something and doesn't want to own up to it, they will just say it is AI. What a time. Also, lazy ass bigger than life music production. I hate it so much. It sounds like total garbage and your ear knows it too. I have been saying it for years, all this modern country / pop rock country is so cookie cutter it creates extreme ear fatigue. These guys must feel like they are working on the same song everyday. Groundhog day. All sounds the same. We can all have Abby roads or Sunset Strip in the corner of our bedroom now.

 

[Metalhex]

Finally, a way to make an Ozzy record without paying musicians or giving them credit.

It was meant to be a jab at Sharon, but yeah