What we created.

The goal of the magenta team is to really explore the role of machine learning in creativity in the creative process, to enable people to express themselves in new ways.

Piano Genie is the great work of an intern.

We had Chris Donahue.

He designed an algorithm to be able to take piano playing and try to reproduce the piano, playing on Lee, hitting a couple buttons on a controller.

And it naturally comes out sounding a lot more like a professional piano player.

One of the things that we really focus on is how can we let people manipulates these algorithms?

It's been really exciting collaborating with the flaming lips because they're so creative in their approach to music that we just sort of showed them everything we have.

We're hoping to create a new experience where the audience can co create music with the band in real time using piano Jeannie.

So we made an intelligent musical instrument and melody creator out of fruit with Google.

When I played the fruit, I'm touching it, and I don't know exactly what it was gonna do every time Each one is announcing what it ISS Way worked with Google A I and they sent us the software called Piano Jeannie.

You hit a note, and it automatically plays music in the more that we play with it, the more it understands what it's playing against and who it's playing with.

So you play a different rhythm or a different note, and this goes on and on.

So it actually wrote a melody that we would not have written your kind of encouraging machine to do something kind of cool.

But if you're a banana, that's pretty good for a banana course.

The Flaming Lips are playing fruit that has a futuristic algorithm that's gonna help them create a song.

Of course they would.

Theo Balloons in the crowd and the three blond stage are basically two sides of the same coin.

They'll feed into the same radio network.

In other words, every time someone from the crowd interactive on our balloons, it creates music using the Piano Jeannie Network.

And then at some point, the more that they play with it, the more the algorithm is going to start to be encouraged or go into another dimension.

I think that's a great musical moment, redness on, especially for tonight's occasion.

Theo.

At the end of the day, that's what these algorithms and all these things they're doing, they're just sitting there helping and I want that.

That's a new beginning.