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MIT Student Merges AI with Music Visuals
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- →This research highlights innovative applications of AI in the creative arts, particularly in music technology.
Mariano Salcedo, a graduate student at MIT, is researching neural cellular automata to create visuals that respond to music. His work aims to enhance the listening experience by allowing users to generate music-driven visuals through a web interface.
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