International team using AI to finish Beethoven's unfinished 10th


The team does not have a lot to go on, as Beethoven left only sketchy notes for the work. — AP

An international team of musicologists, the pianist Robert Levin and computer experts are to use Beethoven's fragmentary notes for his unfinished 10th symphony to complete the work using artificial intelligence.

The new symphony is to have its premiere in Bonn on April 28, Deutsche Telekom, the company that initiated the project, confirmed.

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