DAACI CEO Rachel Lyske says AI is an “amazing innovation” which can enhance music after ‘The Beatles’ recently recorded a track using the technology.
“We use technology to enhance what we’re doing, and this is an excellent example,” Ms Lyske told Sky News Australia.
“At DAACI, what we’re building is tools to empower the creative process, empower artists, empower composers.”
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