Though I don't know about the observer needed for the universe to exist, I do know that AI will not only produce but also create and even invent. It's just a matter of time before we humans don't have to add anything to this world anymore, of we don't want to. This also accounts for music and its creation thereof. Already years ago an experiment with AI written classical music was set up. A real orchestra played AI-generated music in the famous Royal Albert Hall in London. A team of scientists recorded the emotions of the public and concluded, the public was moved by the music similar to listening to human-created classical pieces. Virtual, AI created artists is gonna be inevitable. Appearing in the VR (visual domain) is gonna happen more and more as well. From real human artists to AI artists. Do I like that? Yes, up to some point. I suppose VR worlds are interesting and for that reason, I would watch/listen to a concert in the VR world. But I must say, trying a few online festivals during Covid times, getting some VR world experiences as well, none of these technologies is on par with the experience I get when being in a club or to some festival in the real world. Unless that real experience isn't 100% re-created in the VR worlds, I don't see myself spending too much time in these worlds instead of using that time for the real deal.

When opening the link to Sensorium, I was surprised at first when I saw a VR version of Nina Kravitz walking towards me. Knowing Nina is playing ball with the AI world more, like she did something with the game Cyberpunk as well, I wasn't too surprised. But for sure, this tells me Sensorium is a serious project, assuming they don't just use her name without a deal with her. Further down the page a whole bunch of other great and much less great electronic artists. Well, maybe all these artists are great, but much of their music is not in my honest opinion. But that's beside the point :) A noticed a whole list of names that are BIG and well known in the electronic music industry. For sure, I'll dive into this project.