MUS 14.05 Music and Artificial Intelligence

This course explores artificial intelligence (AI) for creating and consuming music. Through weekly readings and exercises, students will create music and art with AI-based systems and develop the critical skills to evaluate the outputs of creative AI. Starting with the history of algorithmic art and music, students will explore issues of digital music representation, generative music, computational creativity, and AI-based music production. The goal is to generate original works using algorithms, such as neural networks.

Instructor

Casey

Cross Listed Courses

COSC 89.29

Degree Requirement Attributes

Dist:TAS; WCult:W

Distributive and/or World Culture

Dist:TAS; WCult:W

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