Sam Altman-led artificial intelligence (AI) company OpenAI is planning to roll out a new generative music tool, per a report by The Information on Saturday.
The AI giant will reportedly allow users to create music based on text and audio prompts, the report said.
The launch timeline has not been made public yet, and it is not clear whether it would be a standalone product or an integration with ChatGPT or the video generation app, Sora.
The report added that the tool finds use cases such as adding music to existing videos or adding instrumental versions to a vocal track, among others.
OpenAI’s recent launches
The AI major has been rapidly diversifying its offerings to secure a leading position in the market.
A few days ago, OpenAI launched ChatGPT Atlas, an AI-powered web browser, which is seen as a major step in the company’s quest to unseat Google as the main way people find information online.
The tool integrates ChatGPT directly into the browsing experience, enabling users to engage with the AI assistant seamlessly, without the need to switch tabs or copy content across applications.
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Earlier this month, OpenAI announced a major update to ChatGPT, introducing apps that can run directly inside the chatbot. Apps including Booking.com, Canva, Coursera, Expedia, Figma, Spotify, and Zillow are available inside ChatGPT. More apps will be added in the coming weeks, Altman revealed at the OpenAI DevDay address in San Francisco.
ChatGPT’s user base has also grown to over 800 million weekly users, up from 100 million in 2023.
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In September, OpenAI rolled out a new social media app called Sora, which lets users create and share short AI-generated videos powered by the latest version of OpenAI’s video model, Sora 2.
Earlier in a note to the employees in July, Fidji Simo, the chief executive officer (CEO) of applications at OpenAI, had also echoed the company’s vision, stating that AI will unlock more opportunities for more people than any other technology in history.
CEO Altman also underscored the importance of pushing ahead with AI. He said investments in advanced technology will have “lasting impacts on the business world and society.” He added that society is unlikely to regret pouring money into the sector. “It’s very rational for us to keep investing right now,” he added.
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