In the world of music, AI-generated chart-toppers are making waves. A group of researchers from Sony’s CSL research lab have created an AI that can produce original songs that sound like they’ve been composed by humans. The AI has already built a track that has made it into the top 30 on the Japanese charts.
In other news, Apple has moved into savings with the launch of Apple Pay Later. This service allows users to purchase and pay in installments with no interest. It’s available for online and in-store purchases and will launch in the coming months.
Meanwhile, Microsoft has dropped its presence on Twitter. The tech giant has closed down its Microsoft News account, which had over 1.4 million followers. This follows the closure of its Microsoft Store account earlier this year.
That’s all for this week’s edition of Week in Review. Be sure to tune in next week for more of the latest tech news!