Quartz (21 May 2015): "Robots can tweet about technology and do pretty much everything else (or will soon be able...
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Quartz (21 May 2015): "Robots can tweet about technology and do pretty much everything else (or will soon be able to), so why can’t they be lyrical wordsmiths? The answer, apparently, is that they now can." http://qz.com/409654/soon-robots-will-be-rappers/
Technology Review reported on how a #machinelearning algorithm has mined rap lyrics them learned to write it's own lyrics.
Technology Review (20 May 2015): "They next set their machine learning algorithm, called DeepBeat, a task. Having mined the database, its goal is to analyze a sequence of lines from a rap lyric and then choose the next line from a list that contains randomly chosen lines from other songs as well as the actual line." http://www.technologyreview.com/view/537716/machine-learning-algorithm-mines-rap-lyrics-then-writes-its-own/
Source: http://arxiv.org/abs/1505.04771 http://arxiv.org/pdf/1505.04771v1.pdf
http://qz.com/409654/soon-robots-will-be-rappers/
Quartz (21 May 2015): "Robots can tweet about technology and do pretty much everything else (or will soon be able to), so why can’t they be lyrical wordsmiths? The answer, apparently, is that they now can." http://qz.com/409654/soon-robots-will-be-rappers/
Technology Review reported on how a #machinelearning algorithm has mined rap lyrics them learned to write it's own lyrics.
Technology Review (20 May 2015): "They next set their machine learning algorithm, called DeepBeat, a task. Having mined the database, its goal is to analyze a sequence of lines from a rap lyric and then choose the next line from a list that contains randomly chosen lines from other songs as well as the actual line." http://www.technologyreview.com/view/537716/machine-learning-algorithm-mines-rap-lyrics-then-writes-its-own/
Source: http://arxiv.org/abs/1505.04771 http://arxiv.org/pdf/1505.04771v1.pdf
http://qz.com/409654/soon-robots-will-be-rappers/
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