![]() ![]() I'm not very smart theory-wise, and so the background vocals are super crucial.” I don't really know what I'm playing when I'm playing it. ![]() The way I make music is all based on feeling. That’s my favorite part of recording music: listening through and seeing what needs to be highlighted. I want to get kids to open their mind to love and understanding.” That just means the world it’s breaking the norm. And the song broke me down.' And this kid is an athlete, a football player in Kentucky. There’s a kid who’s still in high school, and he told me, 'I've been going through it. Something else takes over me in those moments, that frustration. So I wrote ‘Light It’ in my room at my piano. I was living with my parents, and it was a weird thing to come back to me and my dad got into it a little bit. “This song came when I was back home over quarantine. There’s always similarities to be found.” Below, Mills breaks down Train of Thoughts, track by track. “Ultimately, I want to bring people together that otherwise wouldn’t talk or connect. I want to be a bridge-making music that people can listen to when they’re feeling bad,” Mills explains. ![]() “You hop on a train of thought and you go until you can't think anymore.” Luckily, none of the songs are rushed, from the confessional acoustic ballad “Hollow” to the seductive R&B of “Slide Thru” and its riff that would make John Mayer jealous. “I've always used the metaphor of the train of thought for songwriting,” Mills tells Apple Music. Inspired by his new home of Laurel Canyon (once the residence of legendary performers Crosby, Stills & Nash, Joni Mitchell, and Brian Wilson), Mills placed value on meticulous musicality above all else, as evidenced on Train of Thoughts, his ambitious second EP. Of course, none of that would be possible if his music lacked distinction. Born and raised in Bowling Green, Kentucky, an hour north of Nashville, the 21-year-old singer-songwriter moved to Los Angeles in 2019, met a manager outside a gig he was kicked out of, and signed to RCA Records-which eventually led to a full-fledged career and a Justin Bieber cosign. All the same, plausible isn’t exactly a high bar.In essence, Mills Turner’s story is musical folklore. The short story was written well enough, and as Narayanan notes, the dialogue was plausible. The result was nothing short of hilarious. For instance, I had ChatGPT write a short story using the characters from the TV show Friends set in the world of HBO’s The Wire. Having played around with ChatGPT extensively, Narayanan’s statement struck a chord with me. It often produces true statements as a side effect of being plausible and persuasive, but that is not the goal.” “It is very good at being persuasive, but it’s not trained to produce true statements. “We mean that it is trained to produce plausible text,” Narayanan said. A closer examination, however, leaves a lot to be desired. In an interview with The Markup - which is well worth reading in its entirety - Narayanan explains that ChatGPT excels in producing answers that, on the surface, sound believable. More to the point, Princeton Computer Science professor Arvind Narayanan recently articulated that ChatGPT is a “bulls**t generator.” “It’s just that, you know, it’s well put together, it’s nicely done,” LeCun added. Meta chief AI scientist Yann LeCun, for instance, recently opined that ChatGPT “is not particularly innovative” or revolutionary. Consequently, some believe that ChatGPT’s versatility results in mediocre, and sometimes misleading, results across the board. Because ChatGPT can handle almost any type of query you throw its way, it’s not exactly specialized to any one type of problem. One of ChatGPT’s strengths might arguably be one of its weaknesses. ![]()
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