- Published on December 6, 2019
- In AI Features
Why People Are So Overwhelmed by AWS Latest Musical Keyboard Powered By Generative AI
- By Sameer Balaganur
As much as a programmer likes machine learning, there must come a time when they are overwhelmed by the study process. All the coding, maths and infrastructure of it might make one reach out for that extra cup of coffee. Now, e-commerce giant Amazon has made the world of generative artificial intelligence a little easier to understand by introducing its machine learning-powered MIDI-compatible keyboard, DeepComposer.
Meet AWS DeepComposer
AWS DeepComposer is a 32-key, 2-octave keyboard design. This ML keyboard offers developers to experience generative AI in a better way.
The DeepComposer supports any audio model that is either created by the developer on the keyboard or a pre-trained model, which means a pre-existing audio sample. This includes tutorials, sample codes, training data which can be used to get started with the process of generative AI models without having to write a single line of code.
Now, when you log into the DeepComposer console:
You record
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Sameer Balaganur
Sameer is an aspiring Content Writer. Occasionally writes poems, loves food and is head over heels with Basketball.
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