Arno Raffeiner

Do processors today create better music than human producers? How do algorithms change our understanding of authorship? What historical and social fractures resonate in the design of autonomous sound generators? Whether in home studios, on streaming platforms, or in the business plans of global corporations: artificial intelligence is defining the sound of the future. The contributions in Artificial Music focus on the critical developments, also beyond practical digital tools: on the balance between humans and machine learning, on the process in which non-human creativity becomes a resonance space for a new interplay. What might the dialogue between humans and machines sound like?.