News About AI/Machine Learning at Berklee

At Berklee’s first AI and Music Innovation event, artists and educators explored how artificial intelligence is reshaping creativity and artistic responsibility—and what today’s musicians need to know.

Carlos Arana, author of the Berklee Online course AI for Music and Audio, shares why it’s important for musicians to educate themselves about generative AI and to replace fear with curiosity.

The launch of Berklee Online's free virtual reality (VR) Ear Trainer presents an opportunity for anyone to develop a "good ear."

Explore how Berklee Online instructor Ben Camp is helping songwriters harness the creative potential of AI. Also, discover a unique approach to structuring prompts, and insights into the ethical debates surrounding AI-generated music.

Music education and technology are constantly evolving together, and Berklee Online’s newest development, a chatbot named BOB, is a testament to that. And before you ask, BOB stands for Berklee Online Bot.

Berklee alumni and professors speak to Berklee Today about the promise and peril of making music with AI. 

Berklee educators Michele Darling and Jonathan Wyner will participate in discussions on AI at the Audio Engineering Society convention this week in New York.

Four Berklee professors explore the educational opportunities and concerns raised by new AI tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot.

Whether you’re actively using AI in your music, or have some hesitations, it’s becoming increasingly clear that AI is going to be a big factor in the music industry going forward. We discuss with Berklee faculty the current state of AI in the music industry, including the tools that are available now.

Songwriting faculty member Ben Camp talks ChatGPT and GPT-4, confronting the creative potential and creeping dread of artificial intelligence.