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Noelle King here with Denis Bichard.

He's the senior tech reporter at Scientific American.

I reached Denis a few weeks into an experiment that he's been running in which he is only listening to AI music that he generates himself.

Why?

Because he's Denis.

What?

Do you think if someone had handed you a playlist and 10 songs, five are AI, five are not, do you think you'd be able to tell the difference?

Wow.

And what does that tell you?

Do you think when your experiment is done, you're going to keep making AI music?

Just doing this experiment and seeing how you're reacting to this music, does this change how you think about AI at all?

Credits there by Suno, and you can read Denis Bichard's forthcoming piece about his experiment in Scientific American soon.

Personal question while we're here.