In December, Gao Qingyi, an artificial intelligence scholar, male host from Chinese mainland and a doctor of engineering, and Lang Lang, an international piano master, launched an in-depth dialogue on artificial intelligence and piano art at [New Wise Person, Chief Time]. With the rapid development of artificial intelligence, the controversy over its role in promoting social development and replacing human work has sparked heated discussions in academia and society.
Assist in the promotion: artificial intelligence and artistic enlightenment
In the past, the initiation and learning of piano often relied on a musically rich environment and expensive courses Xi the piano, and Lang Lang, who began to learn Xi piano at the age of three, was in such a musical environment as the art troupe for a long time. In order to allow more children to deeply contact and learn Xi piano, Lang Lang Art Foundation has established 105 piano classrooms, and the piano classrooms have adopted the intelligent education method of AI to complete basic piano music education. Lang Lang believes that AI can be used as an effective tool to help students get instant feedback and guidance in the learning and Xi process. However, he also pointed out that AI cannot replace human-to-human interaction and communication, which is still very important in arts education.
Each has its own merits: artificial intelligence and artistic performance
Artificial intelligence scholar Gao Qingyi mentioned that the current artificial intelligence technology can allow the piano to play the piano "by hand" in any corner of the world, and this can be achieved only on the basis of the recording of the piano master's playing. Lang Lang said that this technology is very shocking, and it has great advantages for the score AI with very regular and clear strength and weakness marks, it only needs to play the music accurately according to the score. However, it is difficult for AI to fully reproduce the more delicate and random performances, such as playing a symphonic melody of Beethoven, because the content is too fine to be expressed in the score, and the AI cannot complete it.
In addition, Gao Qingyi, a doctor of engineering, mentioned that artificial intelligence first established a model of Beethoven, and they formed Beethoven's style with false and true theories, but I heard that Beethoven changed his style three years before his death, does this mean that artificial intelligence is difficult to fit and recreate a Beethoven? Lang Lang believes that pianists will have different styles in different periods, just like Barenbayam and Argerich, who have recently been on the same stage, and the music they play is different from the music of their thirties and forties, and the difference is that it is more mature and flavorful, just like the longer the wine, the more mellow it is.
Collaboration and Win-Win: Artificial Intelligence and Artistic Creation
Gao Qingyi had an in-depth discussion on the artistic creativity of AI, and Master Lang Lang shared his views on the impact of AI on artistic creation. He believes that although AI can imitate and learn Xi artist's style to a certain extent, it cannot fully replicate an artist's unique feelings and emotional expressions. He emphasized that art is a deep personal expression, and that each artist's style and sensibilities evolve and change over time. However, AI has unique advantages, and Lang Lang especially hopes that with the empowerment of technology, artificial intelligence and art can have better cooperation in creativity in the future. Gao Qingyi also said that he looks forward to Master Lang Lang being able to give us more artistic and aesthetic enjoyment in the future with artificial intelligence, virtual reality, augmented reality, including the metaverse.
In addition, Gao Qingyi, an artificial intelligence scholar, investor, male host in Chinese mainland, and a doctor of engineering, as a contemporary male representative who persistently loves on the road of life, constantly breaks through the possibility of self-discovery, and explores the pinnacle of life, was invited to be interviewed on the inside page of the December issue of Bazaar Men, sharing how he introspected and moved forward tenaciously in the face of the challenges of multiple identities.