@Mark Henson free versions all the way! Grok seems to compile them better than ChatGPT, but you get less free time using the latest version (3) but I've found you can just "downgrade" to version 2 and it's fine for this. Also done a "Matrix" one - which can be updated to spell out whatever words you like, which could be cool for music promotion too. Just trying to find things that don't look like what anyone else is doing :) I've found they work best if you ask for them to be created in an html5 canvas and then screen record it. You can ask them to create buttons to record and export them as video but I've had trouble getting them to work well.

have attached the html files if you want to play with them.

Amazing work!

@Desire Inspires To be fair he also has an ethical AI vocals startup where artists contribute work especially for the training of the model, and then receive royalties for the use of it, which seems like a positive step. He is a fairly spicy character though 😃

I've got connected by looking on crowdfunding sites for relevant projects, then seeking out the people involved on LinkedIn and saying hi.

@Jim Offerman well a composer secretly using AI for sync would be considered dishonest if they somehow got busted for it...a composer issue not an AI one. The only place I've seen AI even mentioned in relation to sync, is a tool that creates custom edits on demand, with the credit going to the composer - which is the ethical, right way to use it IMHO - to do the grunt work. But I have seen a few library owners making cryptic and sinister comments about how composers will need to be more entrepreneurial and creative in terms of sources of income moving forward...maybe there is something coming...or maybe it's just good advice whatever age you live in. But also the industry is so unimaginably huge..there is SO much work out there that is not going to be destroyed by AI I feel like it's bit of a distraction to fixate on it. Would not like to be a singer/songwriter or solo artist trying to break out right now though.