Overview
- The companies will build on Nvidia’s Music Flamingo audio-language model to enable layered, conversational exploration of songs.
- New tools aim to let fans search by emotional narrative and cultural resonance rather than relying on genre or tempo.
- An artist incubator will allow musicians and producers to co-design and test systems positioned as an antidote to generic AI outputs.
- Nvidia executive Richard Kerris described the goal as making catalogs feel intelligent, contextual, and genuinely interactive.
- Universal characterizes the tie-up as first-of-its-kind, coming after industry lawsuits, settlements with AI startups, and licensing deals such as with Klay.