New Delhi: In some reports, it has been reported that OpenAI is developing a new tool that will allow users to generate any music with a simple text prompt, and it is collaborating with the students at the Juilliard School to train its upcoming model. This tool will let users generate any music tracks with the text prompt, similar to how users make images using AI, or create videos on its video generation model, like its Sora 2 application. OpenAI is deciding on a tool that can be used to generate a guitar to accompany a vocal track, or allow the artists to create a custom base track for their music.
According to some sources, OpenAI is working with the students at Juilliard Schools to annotate scores to create training data for the music model. Users can expect it to work something like the popular Suno tool that many people use to generate AI music. However, it remains unclear whether this AI music generation tool will be a standalone application like the Sora 2 application or will it be part of ChatGPT, like its image generation models. It is also unknown whether it will be a paid service upon release or free for all users.
AI music is already having a significant impact on the music industry; people are recreating the likeness of popular artists and uploading the songs as their own. Spotify is taking steps to fight AI music, along with the other music labels, to fight AI fluff on the platform. OpenAI was also called out recently for the inappropriate use of copyrighted characters in the Sora application. So the introduction of an AI music tool by OpenAI could result in massive disruptions.
