Google on Wednesday, highlighted six ways Gemini could boost Africa music creativity, leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) tool, Gemini.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Gemini, formerly Bard is one of Google’s best artificial intelligence tool.
The Communications and Public Affairs manager, Google West Africa, Taiwo Kola- Ogunlade said in a statement that becoming a global music star demanded talent, grit, and willingness to learn along the way.
Kola-Ogunlade said that Gemini would not guarantee fame but could provide knowledge to fuel creativity, and help one tap into the resources needed to propel career forward.
He said that in vibrant music communities like the ones in Lagos, Johannesburg and Nairobi, it was not just about who you know but how you connect, Gemini helped one go beyond networking.
According to him, it is also about igniting creative spark, Gemini can reignite inspiration, suggest lyrical rhymes for a song with an empowering theme.
‘’Gemini is your brainstorming partner, ready to push your artistic boundaries.
‘’Gemini can help you find your voice, help to craft an artist’s biography that captures one’s passion for social change through music.
‘’The music industry can feel like a maze – contracts, copyright laws, and navigating key players often requires insider knowledge, instead of feeling overwhelmed, ask Gemini to break it down,’’ he said.
According to him, Gemini explains answers to straight questions in a very simple way.
Kola-Ogunlade said that in the world of music, one’s style spoke volumes, Gemini helped one to explore, like Burna boy and Sho Majodzi, were famed for their unique fashion sense, and helped find bold, colourful outfits inspired by their style.
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He said that beyond the music videos, in the digital age, visuals amplified one’s message, as Gemini could spark one’s video concepts.
According to him, the next time you are researching artist contracts, building your fan base or brainstorming on your next music video, open your browser and type gemini.google.com, and Gemini will be your guide and partner in the thrilling musical adventure. (NAN)
