The author and creator's groundbreaking AI project Moshe Walder, releases a new single - "Feel Like I'm Alive.".
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The song, written by Walder and composed and performed entirely by artificial intelligence, is accompanied by a moving animated video, which presents a bleak picture of the AI era and its implications for the employment market and the arts.
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In a touching animated clip, created by the animator and creator Talia Ben Artzi, expresses sincere concern for the future of musicians and singers. Through the animated characters, the song conveys an imaginary desire to turn back the clock and turn everything off - to feel human emotion again, in a place where the machine takes over the creation.
""It's a work of art that is both human and artificial," explains Walder. "The question behind the song is: What happens when technology advances to the point where it replaces the artists themselves? Is there anything human left in the work?""
Walder, known not only as a writer and creator but also as an expert in the field of AI and a sought-after lecturer on the subject, continues to explore the boundaries between human creation and artificial intelligence.
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