The research highlights a new approach where music composition arises from a decentralized swarm of foundation models that work together via peer-to-peer signals. By eliminating the need for global critics and weight updates, the models focus on adapting to local cues related to harmony, rhythm, and structure, ultimately leading to better musical output.
The implications of this approach extend beyond music, as it suggests a more efficient way to harness collaborative creativity in various fields like writing, design, and scientific discovery. The study’s findings challenge traditional methodologies that rely on centralized control, pointing to potential risks in over-reliance on technology that does not prioritize local interactions, which can foster innovation and diversity.
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