@Madchatthew it’s this one 
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AI... A new dawn, or the demise of humanity ?@Madchatthew only by placing that data behind a paywall, or behind a session type such as a login.
The real issue here is the plethora of mp3 files available on public ftp servers which can easily be crawled even if the original artist declines to grant permission.
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AI... A new dawn, or the demise of humanity ?@Madchatthew good points. However, I suspect that this data is being crawled anonymously, so in this case, I do wonder how enforceable a cease and desist would be.
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AI... A new dawn, or the demise of humanity ?@Madchatthew yes, I think this is where AI falls short as it’s unable to convey emotion. Much in the same manner as a poorly worded email or text message does the same in the sense that it can easily be misconstrued owing to the recipient not being able to determine tone for example - this obviously isn’t transmitted with only words, and therefore, the recipient has to try and determine how the message sound be interpreted - which is, in most cases, wrong.
Most musicians have a trademark style of playing (for example, guitar), and it’s impassible for this to be truly replicated by AI. A human playing the same instrument could play the same melody multiple times and it would be different on each occasion.
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Infrared the new WiFi?@JAC those speeds are indeed possible over light as a transport medium (if you consider the speed) but I can’t comprehend the distance quoted. If you happen to encounter a solid obstacle, the beam is either absorbed, or deflected meaning the data never arrives.
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Infrared the new WiFi?@JAC hmm. I’m not convinced. If you look at this statement
Researchers set new wireless data record over 4.6km with infrared
I’d be very interested in the test conditions. A far as I know, infrared is absorbed by most solid objects, so unless you had perfect line of sight, how would the signal not be interrupted?
One theory could be over a certain height to avoid restriction, although the article doesn’t expand on the testing methodology. And that in itself would make it useless in the home or office.
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