However, the tool has sparked concerns about its potential impact on the livelihoods of creatives, with some accusing Adobe of creating “music written by robots, for robots”. Adobe has not disclosed details about the music used to train its AI model, but emphasized its commitment to responsible innovation. Critics argue that such tools risk a future where music sounds as empty as the machines generating it.
Key takeaways:
- Adobe is developing a new AI tool called 'Project Music GenAI Control' that allows users to create and edit music by typing in text prompts into a generative AI model.
- The tool can adjust the intensity, length, and looping of the music based on user input and is aimed at podcasters, broadcasters, and others needing specific audio moods and lengths.
- There are concerns about the impact of such technology on creative professions, with some fearing it could replace human musicians and composers.
- Adobe has not disclosed details about the music used to train its AI model for Project Music GenAI Control, but has previously used openly licensed and public domain content for its AI image generators.