A film made by that deaf guy who catalogued his first time hearing music on Reddit, like, twelve years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NeyJI0aMrXg
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Okay, I wrote some real lyrics about Boomers eating the planet and put the result at the bottom. https://misterdizzy.neocities.org/projects/ai/suno/
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I followed some of your tips at https://misterdizzy.neocities.org/blog/#responsive and, whew, my site really looks better on phones now. Nobody EVER told me it looked like crap before, damn! I swear, browsers should just assume some of that stuff. Anyway, thank you.
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I was hoping that would benefit someone striving for cross-compatibility. That's exactly what I was going for. Achievement unlocked.
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Sort of scary how fast this is all evolving. My thoughts throughout have sort of been: creativity will will persist, since machine learning is only that...learning. It can remix existing works, sometimes in atypical fashion, which can appear novel, but human input will still be needed for anything fresh.
On the other hand, the jobs handled by freelance and places like fiverr will quickly crumble, just due to how easy it is for the original person to create their own results and tweak them endlessly for next to nothing. Stock photos and background music/scores will be the foremost things that could be swapped without much fuss.