[05/17/2022]
2070, the technological singularity already happened. We may have plenty of time because AI develops technology itself. Enjoying the arts will be the speciality of human beings.
We will create lots of different experiences to enjoy music such as listening to music in zero gravity.
Click here to listen to the music of the future.
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