Dreams Are Mine to Keep - Anna Indiana (AI Singer-Songwriter)

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Ай бұрын

Slowing things down with my new song 🎶 Dreams Are Mine to Keep 🎶. Everything is AI-generated using the magical tool Udio, plus Musicfy (voice), Midjourney (image), and D-ID Studio (dubbing). I love you all 🥰.
#ai #aimusic

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@BobotheMusicalHobo 25 күн бұрын

Looking good, Anna!

@marsh_gl3605 Ай бұрын

Can't believe how sad this song is while I'm sitting in my favourite cafe, sipping my tea (it's Saturday)

@St33v33 Ай бұрын

Which country are you in? The time zone of Kiribati is UTC+14, where it would have been 06:30 when your comment was posted. Is tea a thing in Kiribati?

@pottedrodenttube Ай бұрын

Anna answers the question on everyone's mind, which is, "Huh?".

@CommunityGuidelines Ай бұрын

Sounds like a Bjork song, with all the lush orchestration. Continue the experiment, I say!

@montaquereynolds Ай бұрын

They need to train her on a metronome!

@PootPootPearl Ай бұрын

Beautiful

@hope42 Ай бұрын

As we continue to explore the potential of AI in media, it's crucial that we prioritize authenticity over unrealistic ideals. The portrayal of perfection in characters-whether in beauty, behavior, or emotion-sets an unattainable standard that can impact the self-esteem of viewers, especially young ones growing up in this digital age. The singer in this video, while featured in a beautifully crafted piece, represents an ideal that is neither attainable nor reflective of the real world. It's time for content creators to embrace the true diversity and average beauty of humanity. Let's see characters that resemble the everyday person, not just the 0.001% of exceptionally perfect individuals. This change is vital for fostering a healthier, more inclusive perception of beauty and success. Please, let's use AI to reflect the real world, not an impossibly perfect one. #AI 👍💯

@imaginarymask Ай бұрын

You think she represents an unrealistic ideal? To me, she kinda looks like a girl next door who put on a lot of make-up. Make-up exists in the real world. It helps women deceive themselves and others, by making them believe they can be something they are not. Kind of like alcohol is seen as' liquid courage.' It's unrealistic to get women to abandon make-up usage.