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AI Slop 100: 'Do What You Need To Stay Alive'

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Number 100 in the AI Slop Top 100 Countdown.  This entry features Dafid Bowtie, singing a Survive The Pandemic song with lyrics by DPM and was made with one of the first AI Song generators back in mid-2022. The tune is the Public Domain piece 'Scarborough Fair'.  The YouTube link is here . For two years, members of WAE have experimented with Generative AI to create new music, video and imagery, while other members of our musicians & artists collective have stuck with Real Instruments and Physical Painting and Camera Photography and Meat Sculptures, resisting the lure of AI.  But for the next few weeks, this blog will provide a countdown of the 100 pieces of AI Slop members of Worst Album Ever have created, presented, in no particular order because that would require re-listening to some real crap.  The artists who created these works were out-voted on ditching the name "AI Slop" but did win the vote on sprinkling Real Human Music amongst the AI Slop to see if an...

How We Mainstreamed AI Slop In Three Weeks

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WHEN WORST ALBUM EVER BAND BEGAN USING THE TERM "AI SLOP" THE WORLD'S MEDIA QUICKLY FOLLOWED Lookit. Three weeks ago on YouTube, we launched our Top 100 AI Slop Countdown: Two weeks ago, the New York Times, CNBC, The Guardian and a thousand other news media outlets adopted the AI Slop: One week ago, Stephen Colbert on The Late Show fully mainstreamed the term AI Slop. Yesterday, Universal Music, Sony Music, Warner Music, BMG and numerous other music companies launched a lawsuit against AI Slop Music generators Udio Music and Suno AI:  All of this because the 'Worst Album Ever' artists & musicians collective launched a Top 100 Countdown of the AI Music some members have been generating for the past two years. What's clearly happened is this: The bosses of Sony, Universal and BMG heard about our AI Slop Countdown, checked it out and realised that AI Slop is the Future Of Music. And it has to be stopped. The obvious power and influence we now wield feels almo...