Scientists just used AI to copyright EVERY SINGLE MELODY that could ever be composed! THEY OWN EVERYTHING!

they own nothing

Total assholes...
I knew it was only a matter of time before this would happen, I was going to do this and patent the process but I knew it would stifle human creativity.

Now make every possible picture using AI and copyright them

Nope. Hard to prove and if we get desperate there is micro tuning.

I just copyrighted and own 'air'. If they take 1 more breath i'll see them in court.

True art cannot be copyrighted and GREAT music cannot be created from a machine.

These people are asshole parasites, typical lawyers and nerds. They're only out to make money.

This WILL be challenged in court of law.

And they cannot bring everyone to court, so don't worry too much about this.

They are NOTHING. Nerds and lawyers never really created anything of of true greatness (unless they copied it from someone else)

Sorry but each one would have to be copyrighted. The sun would literally burn out twice in the amount of time it would take to get all that paperwork back.

this would be an interesting copyright case. 🧊 🧊 👶🏽

Let me take a wild guess...these "scientists" in question belong to an ethno-religious group starting with the letter "J".

Creativity? I worry it will stifle human. Think of all the coded frequencies that can be created. I'm 50, and at 4 minutes a song average, that's 109,500 songs if I listen 24 hours a day, and assuming I don't repeat. 68.5B is a lot of songs. Putting patents on all makes me think it is only for nefarious reasons.

its not like the current copyright process was working great.. You come up with a song, some obscure band comes along and says "hey that sounds like the song we wrote in 1984" and the court system can sue you because it sounded similar even though it was by pure chance.

But this takes it to a whole new level.. now you cant own any melody thats written within 1 octave and uses quarter notes.
Soon they will expand it to multiple octaves as more compute resources come online... once quantum computers are out or more powerful AI i bet they will expand it further.

Hello they have to copyright each one NOT POSSIBLE. Can’t just say I want to copyright this thing that has everything in existence.... please people let’s be a little smart here.

Their method proves that all combinations were generated and affixed to a physical medium( hard drive) so they granted the copyright.. No need to go check each melody, the mathematical method was brute force. All melodies are there.

you cant win.

The courts granted their copyright. They have proven they generated all possible melodies, so they granted the copyright to all of them at once.

And this is why the world is shit... we share it with cunts like these two.

at least it was made public domain - free to everyone to use

In the near future super english language generating AI better than the ones already created by OpenAI (Trained using text from 8 million web pages, users could give GPT-2 a prompt—typically a sentence or two—and the model can create text that reads like natural English-language writing, even if the ideas contained within the words don't always relate to anything in the real world.)
will generate and copyright all poems, jokes, limericks, scripts and novels.

Its copyrighted, you cant use it in any commercial way.

This means all jingles are now copyrighted.. Advertisers just need to delve into this database pick a song, and these two guys get the revenue for the jingle used.

I'm sorry to hear they were found hung from a door tomorrow of suicide.

I thought I smelled bagels & matzo ball soup. Greed & Evil = parasites.

I guarantee that AI did not invent every melody possible. It never has and never will.

Dumbest thing ever.

thats why they are always gratefully destroyed by people god actually likes - its not them. Look at the mordorian gar bage'

What needs squashed too is all their little cheer leaders announcing their false domination. Hope god drops the black wizards and their squibs!


Last Edited by Timur2020 on 02/22/2020 08:31 AM

Good news, they could not compute songs that included bended notes, as it would result in too many possible combinations. so songs written around slide guitar for example like this should not be possible yet to brute force.

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Well op you will be proven very wrong in a few weeks or months when you here a new song or melody.

Scientists would get laughed out of a courtroom with that copyright.

Also would have infringed on the copyrights already out there.

Could be fun as a lawyer to go after them.

Copyright Attorneys anyone?

oh no they didn't

but what then if a melody on that disk had already been copyrighted in the past - which there must be many samples - can the 2 attorneys be sued in court?

Just watch the video idiots. They did this to show how idiotic copyrighting melodies is.