OpenAI may soon launch a new feature capable of transforming how soundtracks are created. One of the leaders in the AI market would be developing an intelligent music generation tool, allowing users to generate original tracks and compositions from text or audios. The new technology should work similarly to the company's image and video models, using artificial intelligence to understand previous commands.
The information is that OpenAI would be working in partnership with students from the Juilliard School, a renowned music college in New York, providing data to train the new smart model. To function, musical AI would use prompts (commands) to create soundtracks or add music to existing videos and audio, expanding the possibilities of music production for creators.
Tool may generate controversy
Even before the launch of its main and best-known product, o ChatGPT, OpenAI had already tested models aimed at the musical generation. Nonetheless, despite speculation, the company has not yet confirmed whether the new feature will be integrated into ChatGPT, in Sora (video template) or whether it will be a new product. In the same way, the company has not announced any release date for the new product.
The use of artificial intelligence in art, although, continues to generate controversy. Sora has already been the target of criticism and protests from the film industry due to issues related to copyright and the unauthorized use of images of public figures. Similar situations occur in music and other artistic expressions, where copyrighted works are often used to train AI models without proper copyright consents.
