Jaden Schaefer

I have a friend that's a producer.

He makes music for Apple, Disney, you know, Chase Bank, a lot of huge organizations for commercials.

And he is actively using Suno to create a ton of

of um the music in the background it sounds incredible it's amazing and so i'm excited about lyria 3 from google and i think they're moving in the right direction i don't think it's quite there yet i mean they don't have the you know dedicated music studio so i think there's a lot of these tools that are just dedicated to music and they're they're doing really good and then the other thing from a user perspective i'm sure a lot of people be mad at me about this whatever

But from a user perspective, companies like Yudio and Suno, who are both getting sued by, you know, record labels and the music industry for, I think, basically using training data from other people's music to train their models.

Like, I'm sure a lot of people could be theoretically mad and say that that's wrong.

But because of that, their models are way better.

Like, I'm just going to be honest, they they trained their models on the music, all the music in the world, and their models are way better at making music.

Google had, you know, obviously is a responsible company.

And so they had a much more limited, like amount of music to pull off of.

And so they their their model just isn't as good.

So I'm sorry to say that it sounds horrible.

And for anyone getting mad at me, I'm sure all of you, many of you love Claude.

And guess what?

Claude did the exact same thing.

They pirated every single book in the entire world.

And that's how their model jumpstarted chat GPT and having a better tone in the early days of AI.

They got a slap on the wrist.

Well, not a slap on the wrist.

I mean, they had to pay over a billion dollars to settle that to all of the authors.