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Now look only in the mirror and try to draw a line from START to FINISH, but you mustn't go over the borders? It isn't easy because your reflexes don't work so well when you see a reversed image. So now you will understand that it is very difficult for a child when he begins to learn to write or draw pictures.” [// Boing Boing »]( [/ai] [StackSocial -The best new singer-songwriter of 2024 is… | [Partner] ]( [The best new singer-songwriter of 2024 is…]( AI is getting good… almost too good. Like, write-its-own-songs-that-don’t-suck kinda good. Who knows? The song of the summer five years from now could very well be a hit devised by the likes of bots with great programming and exquisite taste. Bots like Supermusic AI, we mean. This impressive AI takes your lyrics and adds instrumentals and vocals, creating a complete song that could hold its own on the Billboard Hot 100. Don’t believe it? 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