Navota wrote:
Interesting posts. So I gave it a try and asked AI what is wikiloops.:)
The platform also offers various functions such as online jam-sessions, which allow musicians to play and communicate live with each other.
... and here you see the limits of "artificial intelligence". We never offered live jam sessions except, well, live (like all people together in a cloister in Eifel/Germany). The reason for that are delays/latencies just because of distance - if one participant would be in, say, Arizona, another one in Germany, then that's roughly 9000km or 9000000 meters, and even at the speed of light which is around 300000000 meters/second that would be 30ms in an *optimized* scenario which will probably never happen. Much too much to play together "live", an AI should be "intelligent" enough to know such simple facts...
In practical use, you often have 30ms even to neighbour cities, and much less only in local networks, even WLANs (or Bluetooth) make "live" music pretty much impossible. Believe me, our daughter's piano teacher often tried to play "live" with her via 4G/LTE (mobile phones) during/because of Corona. Drove me crazy... :|
So if someone would take that AI-generated info about Wikiloops, it would simply be wrong.