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Hofstadter's Bach, minds, and machines: where Gödel, Escher, Bach still maps onto AI.

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Hofstadter's Bach, minds, and machines: where Gödel, Escher, Bach still maps onto AI.

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Hofstadter's Bach, minds, and machines: where Gödel, Escher, Bach still maps onto AI.

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  • David Howell Cope, Dickerson Emeriti Professor of Music at UC Santa Cruz, was born on May 17, 1941, and died on May 4, 2025, at the age of 83.

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A report that Professor Douglas Hofstadter of the University of Oregon orchestrated the EMI test is an error,…

A report that Professor Douglas Hofstadter of the University of Oregon orchestrated the EMI test is an error, as Hofstadter has been at Indiana University since 1977, and his PhD was from the University of Oregon.

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In 2005, David Cope deleted EMI's music database, arguing that its compositions were devalued by critics beca…

In 2005, David Cope deleted EMI's music database, arguing that its compositions were devalued by critics because they were "infinitely reproducible."

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David Cope's CD featured three sets of four tracks for a listening test, each with two human and two EMI comp…

David Cope's CD featured three sets of four tracks for a listening test, each with two human and two EMI compositions, with the second set specifically featuring Bach pieces.

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David Howell Cope, Dickerson Emeriti Professor of Music at UC Santa Cruz, was born on May 17, 1941, and died…

David Howell Cope, Dickerson Emeriti Professor of Music at UC Santa Cruz, was born on May 17, 1941, and died on May 4, 2025, at the age of 83.

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The October 1997 University of Oregon concert featured pianist Winifred Kerner and UO music professor Steve L…

The October 1997 University of Oregon concert featured pianist Winifred Kerner and UO music professor Steve Larson, a Bach expert and composer, competing against EMI, with an audience of music scholars, professionals, and students voting on authorship.

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In 2001, EMI consisted of 20,000 lines of Lisp code, indicating it was a symbolic, rule-based system aligned…

In 2001, EMI consisted of 20,000 lines of Lisp code, indicating it was a symbolic, rule-based system aligned with the GOFAI (Good Old-Fashioned AI) paradigm.

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EMI's Bach By Design album

EMI's Bach By Design album

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Douglas Hofstadter's engagement with EMI

Douglas Hofstadter's engagement with EMI

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Douglas Hofstadter encountered David Cope's Experiments in Musical Intelligence (EMI) in spring 1995 after re…

Douglas Hofstadter encountered David Cope's Experiments in Musical Intelligence (EMI) in spring 1995 after reading Cope's book Computers and Musical Style, and was particularly impressed by an EMI mazurka composed in the style of Chopin.

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Douglas Hofstadter's essay, "The Surprising Prowess of an Automated Music Composer," appeared in the volume T…

Douglas Hofstadter's essay, "The Surprising Prowess of an Automated Music Composer," appeared in the volume The Invisible Future: The Seamless Integration of Technology into Everyday Life.

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EMI's first album, Bach By Design, was played by a Disklavier because David Cope could not find human musicia…

EMI's first album, Bach By Design, was played by a Disklavier because David Cope could not find human musicians or a label, making it the first album produced without human composition or performance.

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Douglas Hofstadter developed a touring lecture centered on EMI, which included a live Turing test where the a…

Douglas Hofstadter developed a touring lecture centered on EMI, which included a live Turing test where the audience guessed whether a piece was genuine Chopin or an EMI Chopin-style composition, with results no better than chance.

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Despite being aesthetically rattled by EMI, Douglas Hofstadter rejected David Cope's cognitive theory, statin…

Despite being aesthetically rattled by EMI, Douglas Hofstadter rejected David Cope's cognitive theory, stating he did not believe human composition occurs through recombination of older material as EMI does.

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Douglas Hofstadter publicly identified three "sources of pessimism" prompted by EMI, two of which were that "…

Douglas Hofstadter publicly identified three "sources of pessimism" prompted by EMI, two of which were that "Chopin (for example) is a lot shallower than I had ever thought" and "Music is a lot shallower than I had ever thought."

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The first three reviews of EMI's Bach By Design were negative due to the music sounding stiff, not because it…

The first three reviews of EMI's Bach By Design were negative due to the music sounding stiff, not because it was machine-made.

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Douglas Hofstadter's account of his reaction to the EMI mazurka was self-exposing, stating he knew all 50 or…

Douglas Hofstadter's account of his reaction to the EMI mazurka was self-exposing, stating he knew all 50 or 60 Chopin mazurkas and repeatedly sight-read the EMI mazurka with increasing confusion and surprise, believing no one could fool him on Chopin.

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