Blob Opera Credit: Google If there was ever a reason to get me to question the whole idea of “Game of the Year”, it’s this weird little blob experiment right here. No, I don’t think I’m ...

They aren’t actually people. They’re blobs—or what I’d describe as a Play-Doh shell with a face. This is the Blob Opera. Blob Opera is a web-based music creator that you can master instantly.

Google's Arts and Culture lab has launched a clever browser experiment in collaboration with David Li. The Blob Opera puts four operatic voices at your disposal to create glorious AI-driven ...

One of these was the Blob Opera, a fun tool that used AI to let people compose their own music. Now, they have an even more inventive project called Viola the Bird.

With school out for the year and many taking their summer break, many families will be looking for something fun to do over the next few weeks. Google's latest machine-learning game may be one way ...

'Making Blob Opera with David Li,' video by Google Arts & Culture. On various platforms, students are able to share their creations live with teachers and classmates.

Who sang in Google Blob Opera Although users won't be able to hear their real life voices in this tool, the machine learning model's understanding of just what the opera singing sounds like, based ...

With Christmas just around the corner, Google has launched a new Blob Opera feature to help get people in the festive spirit. Google's new feature is a machine learning experiment made by David Li in ...

Toward the end of 2020, David Li collaborated with Google Arts and Culture on a machine learning experiment called the Blob Opera. Now Stuck Labs has developed a touchless interface that allows ...

As for the game itself, its title is relatively self-explanatory seeing how A Boy and His Blob has players assume a role of a small boy who feeds a friendly blob with jelly beans. Once fed, the ...

The Blob Opera slaps. Using AI music for evil — While the Google Blog Opera is unequivocally a Good Thing, developments in music-based machine learning isn't always a great idea.

Zoox, the self-driving car firm Amazon bought in June, has unveiled its first robotaxi Google’s blob opera can make totally new sounds thanks to artificial intelligence trained on 16 hours of ...