In 2020, a musician and lawyer set out to test the limits of AI—and copyright law. Using specialized software, he generated musical melodies at a staggering rate, eventually creating a catalog of hundreds of billions of possible tunes—essentially mapping out nearly every melody | Collector

In 2020, a musician and lawyer set out to test the limits of AI—and copyright law.

Using specialized software, he generated musical melodies at a staggering rate, eventually creating a catalog of hundreds of billions of possible tunes—essentially mapping out nearly every melody

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In 2020, a musician and lawyer set out to test the limits of AI—and copyright law. Using specialized software, he generated musical melodies at a staggering rate, eventually creating a catalog of hundreds of billions of possible tunes—essentially mapping out nearly every melody

In 2020, a musician and lawyer set out to test the limits of AI—and copyright law. Using specialized software, he generated musical melodies at a staggering rate, eventually creating a catalog of hundreds of billions of possible tunes—essentially mapping out nearly every melody

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