AI and the Global Music Collaboration Platform

In the era of technology and artificial intelligence (AI), the combination of art and AI is not only a revolution in creativity but also opens new doors for global collaboration between musicians.

AIWS's goal is to create a global society based on ethics, transparency, and humanity, and AIWS Concert Hall plays an important role in connecting musicians in different countries, helping them collaborate, create, and develop AI-based musical art.

In this context, the AIWS Concert Hall serves not only as a platform for cooperation, but also as a symbol of the long-term vision of cultural unity in the Global Enlightenment Era.

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Photo: Boston Global Forum (BGF)

AI Helps Foster Collaboration Between Musicians

AIWS Concert Hall and similar platforms offer great potential to foster collaboration between musicians in different countries. AI can assist musicians in many ways, such as: creating and mixing, collaborating in real time, overcoming language barriers.

AI tools are capable of analyzing and learning from millions of different pieces of music, providing suggestions for melody, harmony, and rhythm. AI can provide tools for musicians from different time zones to work together in real time, regardless of geographical distance. Through AI platforms such as AIWS Concert Hall, artists can exchange ideas, submit sketches, and refine their work in real time, facilitating smooth and efficient collaboration. A musician from Japan can collaborate with an artist from Brazil to create a piece that combines traditional Japanese music and Brazilian Samba, with AI helping to suggest harmonic and rhythmic elements.

Preserving Cultural Diversity in the Age of AI

One of the major concerns when AI is involved in music creation is whether it will blur cultural differences, leading to artistic homogenization. However, if carefully designed, AI platforms like the AIWS Concert Hall can preserve and even celebrate cultural diversity through tools and policies that promote the expression of each culture’s unique identity.

AIWS Concert Hall can archive and analyze recordings of folk music from around the world , thereby providing musicians with a resource to create new works based on their own musical heritage by analyzing and learning from traditional musical materials, including elements such as melody, rhythm and harmony characteristic of each cultural region.

An important element in preserving cultural diversity is encouraging musicians to express their cultural identities through music. AI platforms can support this by providing tools that allow musicians to explore and develop the unique musical elements of each culture, while also helping musicians from different cultures collaborate without losing the distinctiveness of each musical style.

Additionally, instead of homogenizing music, AI can create cross-cultural opportunities where musicians can learn from each other and combine different cultural elements to create diverse and innovative musical works. The AIWS Concert Hall platform can encourage this by organizing music competitions or collaborative projects between artists from different countries, thereby creating a rich and diverse global musical exchange.

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Professors, politicians, scientists, and great thinkers discuss the Era of Artificial Intelligence - Photo: Boston Global Forum (BGF)

The AIWS Concert Hall could play a significant role in shaping the future of global music, where musicians from all over the world can collaborate and create new, cross-cultural works. This long-term vision aims not only to promote artistic development, but also to facilitate global unity and peace through music.

AIWS Concert Hall and AI-driven platforms in the music industry are a topic in the 2024 Artificial Intelligence Competition (season 2), which will close its Online Round on October 9, 2024.

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(Source: Boston Global Forum)