Yeah, I think that case is absolutely wild, because ostensibly the point of the recorded music was to showcase the strings.
Its telling that instead of showcasing the quality of their strings, they used an LLM to generate the sounds their strings should make.
Shows how much trust they have in their own product.
Wouldn't this be basically fraudulent advertising?
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Its telling that instead of showcasing the quality of their strings, they used an LLM to generate the sounds their strings should make.
Shows how much trust they have in their own product.