AI is taking over

[David Healey]

Looks like fun, let me know if it can build a realistic and playable physically modelled trumpet, then I'm interested.

[resonant]

@David-Healey it should be one day, but not today

[Lindon]

@David-Healey said in AI is taking over:

Looks like fun, let me know if it can build a realistic and playable physically modelled trumpet, then I'm interested.

Picky picky....

[David Healey]

@Lindon Well I only need AI for stuff I can't already do myself :)

[inlandempire]

I just asked AI: "Will you really take over?" — AI: "I have no idea"

[Christoph Hart]

I‘m not really sure what this brings to the table vs. just using claude code with a prompt that suggest to use JUCE and a webview.

[VorosMusic]

@David-Healey I can play the trumpet ;)

[David Healey]

@VorosMusic You are the perfect physical model

[VorosMusic]

@David-Healey let me know, when ever you need something for your physical trumpet thingy.

[aaronventure]

@Christoph-Hart It looks like it comes with a built in host that auto-reloads the plugin as you iterate, and some templates.

But with that license I wouldn't really touch it.

Noncompete

Any purpose is a permitted purpose, except for providing any product that competes with the software or any product the licensor or any of its affiliates provides using the software.

How is that defined? Who defines what is considered a competing product?

lmao

[clevername27]

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[clevername27]

@Christoph-Hart Agreed. You still need to know what it should do, why and how. And bottom line, you still need to know how to create a good plugin—and there is not enough training data to model that.

[resonant]

I think what's being overlooked here is focusing only on current capabilities.

Let's not forget that this is just the beginning. Think ten years from now. Consider the future of machine learning, the DSP code that will be produced with AI, and other features.

Yes it is not today, but it will be in the future.

[Lindon]

@resonant said in AI is taking over:

I think what's being overlooked here is focusing only on current capabilities.

Let's not forget that this is just the beginning. Think ten years from now. Consider the future of machine learning, the DSP code that will be produced with AI, and other features.

Yes it is not today, but it will be in the future.

this is what people were says 10 years ago.....

[resonant]

@Lindon That was funny I hope this stays true for many decades to come—I'm definitely not an AI fan.