Natalie Nixon

I'm not good at rap.

But I was thinking if I was a rapper and I had a few phrases that were just at the beginning point and I put it into the AI tool to turn out

the beginnings riffs of something.

I think that's fair game if that you don't end there, if that becomes your co-creator, your instigator, your rap battle person, so to speak, where you're going back and forth and you're riffing with the technology.

I think that that could be super interesting.

The challenge is what about young people who don't know music theory yet or don't know the basics of grammar

and writing, for them to be able to start with the analog, to know the rules so that they can break them, I think is what really matters.

Otherwise, we'll get really lazy and we actually will not be co-creating with the technology.

Rothko, before Rothko was doing just the fields of color, if you look at early Rothko, very intricate figurines and streetscapes that he was doing.

And then he went into abstraction.

So we got to know the rules to be able to break them.

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Natalie, thank you so much.