Artificial Intelligence Reconstructs Music From People's Brain Activity Data
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Artificial Intelligence , Reconstructs Music From, People's Brain Activity Data.
'Rolling Stone' reports that neuroscientists have
successfully recreated a piece of music from
electrical signals recorded in the human brain. .
In a study published in 'PLOS Biology,' data
from 29 people was analyzed by artificial
intelligence after they underwent brain surgery. .
While undergoing surgery, the patients were being
monitored for epileptic seizures with electrodes
recording electrical activity in the brain.
At the same time, participants listened to
Pink Floyd's song, "Another Brick in the Wall.".
The electrodes recorded electrical
activity in several brain regions tuned
to the sound of musical elements.
'Rolling Stone' reports that scientists then trained
an artificial intelligence model to decode the
information and reproduce the sounds of the song. .
According to the study, while the results were
garbled, the recreated tune was still recognizable. .
According to the study, while the results were
garbled, the recreated tune was still recognizable. .
The reconstruction was even able to capture some
words, including "all," "was" and "just a brick.".
The study's lead author, Ludovic Bellier, detailed
why the team chose Pink Floyd's iconic 1979 hit. .
The scientific reason, which we
mention in the paper, is that the song
is very layered. It brings in complex chords,
different instruments and diverse rhythms
that make it interesting to analyze, Ludovic Bellier, lead author, via 'Rolling Stone'.
The scientific reason, which we
mention in the paper, is that the song
is very layered. It brings in complex chords,
different instruments and diverse rhythms
that make it interesting to analyze, Ludovic Bellier, lead author, via 'Rolling Stone'.
The less scientific reason might be
that we just really like Pink Floyd, Ludovic Bellier, lead author, via 'Rolling Stone'
'Rolling Stone' reports that neuroscientists have
successfully recreated a piece of music from
electrical signals recorded in the human brain. .
In a study published in 'PLOS Biology,' data
from 29 people was analyzed by artificial
intelligence after they underwent brain surgery. .
While undergoing surgery, the patients were being
monitored for epileptic seizures with electrodes
recording electrical activity in the brain.
At the same time, participants listened to
Pink Floyd's song, "Another Brick in the Wall.".
The electrodes recorded electrical
activity in several brain regions tuned
to the sound of musical elements.
'Rolling Stone' reports that scientists then trained
an artificial intelligence model to decode the
information and reproduce the sounds of the song. .
According to the study, while the results were
garbled, the recreated tune was still recognizable. .
According to the study, while the results were
garbled, the recreated tune was still recognizable. .
The reconstruction was even able to capture some
words, including "all," "was" and "just a brick.".
The study's lead author, Ludovic Bellier, detailed
why the team chose Pink Floyd's iconic 1979 hit. .
The scientific reason, which we
mention in the paper, is that the song
is very layered. It brings in complex chords,
different instruments and diverse rhythms
that make it interesting to analyze, Ludovic Bellier, lead author, via 'Rolling Stone'.
The scientific reason, which we
mention in the paper, is that the song
is very layered. It brings in complex chords,
different instruments and diverse rhythms
that make it interesting to analyze, Ludovic Bellier, lead author, via 'Rolling Stone'.
The less scientific reason might be
that we just really like Pink Floyd, Ludovic Bellier, lead author, via 'Rolling Stone'