This paper presents two off-the-shelf model pipelines (CLAP or LALM, an LLM, and a text-to-video model) for generating music videos from arbitrary songs, validated by a preliminary five-participant user study with modest results.
Can Computers Create Art?
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This essay discusses whether computers, using Artificial Intelligence (AI), could create art. First, the history of technologies that automated aspects of art is surveyed, including photography and animation. In each case, there were initial fears and denial of the technology, followed by a blossoming of new creative and professional opportunities for artists. The current hype and reality of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools for art making is then discussed, together with predictions about how AI tools will be used. It is then speculated about whether it could ever happen that AI systems could be credited with authorship of artwork. It is theorized that art is something created by social agents, and so computers cannot be credited with authorship of art in our current understanding. A few ways that this could change are also hypothesized.
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From Sound to Sight: Towards AI-authored Music Videos
This paper presents two off-the-shelf model pipelines (CLAP or LALM, an LLM, and a text-to-video model) for generating music videos from arbitrary songs, validated by a preliminary five-participant user study with modest results.