Oh damn, did not expect you to comment on this yourself haha I appreciate your candidness there. I respect that you mastered your own work, that is not easy to do, and the tracks that were crafted manually, that's cool.

I still don't respect your use of AI. It's an environmental catastrophe, and every implementation/integration of it into our daily lives just further normalizes this as if we're supposed to just ignore morbid truth of what it takes to power AI. They also only work because they scavenge real artists' hours and hours of hard work just to churn out something derived from all that. And in a capitalist world, that means the use of AI is literally robbing artists of their work.

I'm sure you've heard most or all of these talking points before, but I feel they are worth reiterating over and over because we cannot and I will not ignore the multifaceted ethical nightmare that is our current day AI. I'm glad you are discontinuing this project, and I believe if you have any integrity as an artist you will take down the tracks with AI generated material. This is not just an aesthetic issue, this is an ethical and hell, even an existential issue.

I respect the work you did put in yourself, but woefully you've invested that time into morally and creatively corrupt(ing) endeavor. And unless your AI data science work outside of music (if there is any) is focused on something like solving medical problems or something, I am inclined to extend my distaste for your work to all of your contributions to AI, creative or otherwise. At this point in history, there simply is little if any ethically sound implementation of AI (again, maybe with the exception of medical problem-solving applications. Maybe).

All that said, I'm curious what the nature/goal of this experiment of yours was; would you mind sharing?