Timothy B. Lee turns about 50 voice memos into AI-generated songs with Suno
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Timothy B. Lee says he fed about 50 of his old song recordings into Suno version 4.5, which produced hundreds of AI-generated tracks across several genres.
He argues the tools make near-professional personal music affordable for people without a mass audience. Suno's CEO said in February that the service had 2 million paying subscribers and more than 100 million users.
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AITimothy B. Lee says he fed about 50 old song recordings into Suno version 4.5, which rendered hundreds of AI-generated tracks in various genres. He argues AI makes near-professional personal media affordable without a mass audience. Suno's CEO said in February the service had 2 million paying subscribers and more than 100 million users.
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