The possibilities of this model are endless. It can generate lullabies for kids, create jingles for marketing campaigns, and even produce catchy intros for podcasts. Could this AI be used to develop the next hit song? It’s possible, considering the rise of AI music startups like Harmonai, Lyrical Labs, Suno AI, and Loudly.
To further promote its AI model, ElevenLabs has also launched a marketplace where users can sell their AI-cloned voice. This gives users control over how their voice is used and compensated. But not everyone is thrilled about the idea of AI-generated music. Some worry that artists could be replaced by AI, as the technology can easily replicate their style. Additionally, there are concerns about copyright infringement and the potential for deepfakes.
While the maximum song length that ElevenLabs’ AI can produce is unknown, a three-minute piece example posted by the company’s Head of Design suggests that it can generate lyrics for songs of considerable length. VentureBeat has reached out to ElevenLabs for additional comment on its music model.
In conclusion, ElevenLabs’ AI-powered song lyrics generation model has the potential to revolutionize the music industry. However, it also raises important questions about copyright, job displacement, and the ethics of AI-generated content. As AI continues to advance in various fields, it becomes crucial to establish guidelines and regulations to ensure fairness, optimal performance, and ethical compliance across diverse organizations. This is a topic that will be explored further in an exclusive invite-only event in NYC on June 5th.
