Microsoft Copilot, AI-based music creation platform Suno has introduced a new feature that creates songs via text prompt, thanks to a partnership with. Microsoft says it gives users the ability to create personalized songs “with or without a musical background.”
Microsoft Copilot can create songs in partnership with Suno
Suno has been working with various algorithms for a long time to create an artificial intelligence that can play entire songs, and with this partnership, the company seems to have won the gold medal. When you access this tool, all you have to do is enter a prompt and let the algorithm do the rest. Then you get “fun, smart and personalized” songs, complete with lyrics and sounds.
You can also make an instrumental melody with this plugin if you want. The use of artificial intelligence in the field of music making is increasing, but most of these tools are aimed at helping musicians. It’s worth noting, though, that these AIs are emerging primarily for non-musicians who want to make a melody for a birthday email or something similar.
To that end, Microsoft offers quick examples like “create a pop song about your adventures with your family” and “make a song that captures the spirit of growing up.” It looks like the Suno plugin will have access to all personal data collected by Microsoft Copilot during use, so these songs could theoretically be quite specific.
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This new feature from Microsoft Copilot starts rolling out today, but it’s a gradual release. In other words, it may take up to a few weeks for the update to reach you. In the meantime, you’ll have to make do with the other things Copilot can do.
Microsoft Copilot, which is built into Microsoft Edge browsers, is an artificial intelligence tool that users can use as a side window while browsing the web. In this way, you can directly ask an artificial intelligence chatbot about the topics you are curious about while doing your research. Of course, it is a matter of curiosity what kind of updates it will receive in the future.
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