What I've been doing is experimenting with text to music.

The reason that I chose these two engines that I've been using, it's

Suno and Udo, is because they're the ones that the recording industry have sued.

Oh, sued. Okay, well don't get us sued here in the process.

Well, well, don't get us sued here in the process. Well, don't get us here in the process. Hi and welcome to GeekWire I'm GeekWire co-founder Todd Bishop and I'm

GeekWire co-founder John Cook and joining us here for a special appearance

Cameo GeekWire editor Taylor Sober it's great to have you here, Taylor.

Good to be back.

I had to pull the two of you in because I have been having fun with something that

John and I've been joking about for months now related to our my AI segment

every time we do the segment which is all about the interesting technology that I have been trying

and never made.

And then John makes fun of it and says he'd never do it.

So that's sort of the premise of my AI segment.

But these tools that are used to accelerate your work, improve your productivity, and little tips and tricks, things

like the co-pilot sidebar or the way that I've been using Gemini in my Gmail for Google apps or Google workspace

those kinds of things just handy things so every time I ask John to do the

jingle the my AI yes exactly. So can we do better than that? That's the premise of this excitement.

Precisely, precisely. And what I've been doing is experimenting with text to music. So in many cases obviously

Chatch E. P. T. Clod, Gemini, the whole premise is it's text to images or more commonly text to text you ask a question and it response

to sound so there are a number of AI music generators out there and there are two that I've been trying and I'll tell you.

So this is my AI.

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