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AI Song Contest – vote for your favourite
The AI Song Contest was founded with the aim of showcasing the potential of human–AI co-creativity in the songwriting process. Now in its sixth year, the competition will conclude on 16 November with a live show in Amsterdam.
From all the entrants, the jury have selected their top ten songs. Members of the public have until Sunday 9 November to vote for their favourite.
The live event will feature performances from the ten finalists, and you will be able to watch on YouTube here.
Listen to the songs and vote for your favourite.
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Lucy Smith
is Senior Managing Editor for AIhub.
Lucy Smith
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