Ozone - Excerpt from a AI music album inspired by Jean-Michel Jarre

I will not publish this AI music album here in its entirety out of respect for the artist who is still alive and active, I just wanted to show how Udio AI can imitate the artist...
Composer and performer Udio AI
AI Prompt, compiled and editing: Denes Molnar
Cover image made by DALL-E 3 AI

[@EvansdiAl]

Ozone -1, the robotic watchers? brilliant

[@AlvaroMRocha]

Does not sound like JM Jarre. Kitaro maybe trying to go Vangelis while stoping at Yanni...

[@kaes2000]

Denes, are You Hungarian?

[@denesmolnaraimusic]

Yes, of course.

[@kaes2000]

@@denesmolnaraimusic So, greets from Poland, Lengyel Magyar ket jo borat! :)

[@denesmolnaraimusic]

@@kaes2000 Oh, friend, welcome! "....i do szabli, i do szklanki!" :)

[@stevesmith3990]

Inspired by or a Rip Off?

[@denesmolnaraimusic]

Hm. Reading reviews like this, I can't really decide which statement is true:
- Is it the fear that AI is committing a kind of plagiarism that makes the original author and his work less important, less significant (I don't think so)?
- Or is the problem that AI is capable of astonishing things, learning everything from humanity, so it is feared that it may become an impostor? (this is a real danger, but I am optimistic)
What can legitimately be debated is how similar the music is or isn't to the original artist. I think disrespect is when someone publishes music of poor, shoddy quality, I hope this is not it. Peace. :)