Dadabots

Dadabots is a web-based project that uses neural networks to generate infinite streams of raw, glitchy music. It doesn't create polished pop songs; instead, it specializes in chaotic, experimental genres like technical death metal, breakcore, and drill and bass. The core offering is a 24/7 live stream where an AI model continuously produces new audio, creating a never-ending, evolving soundtrack. You can tune in at any time to hear what the neural network is currently 'composing,' often with surprising and abrasive results.

The technology works by training neural networks on specific music datasets—like the discography of a death metal band—and then having the model generate new audio in a similar style. What makes Dadabots stand out is its focus on live, real-time generation and its embrace of the glitches and artifacts that come from this process. The project also hosts live 'AI DJ' sets, where participants can prompt the neural network during a performance, and it publishes the underlying code and research for others to explore.

This tool is for musicians and artists looking for extreme sonic inspiration, researchers interested in the frontiers of generative audio, or anyone who wants background noise that's genuinely unpredictable. It's less about creating a perfect final track and more about experiencing the raw, uncensored output of an AI trained on intense music. Use cases include providing ambient sound for art installations, generating source material for sample-based music, or simply as a fascinating listen into how machines interpret human creativity.