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He Used AI to Organize a Music Festival with the Theme: 'Don't Do a PhD'

A researcher used AI music generation tools to create a series of songs themed 'Don't Do a PhD', amassing over 50 million plays on Bilibili. Drawing from his own research experience, the lyrics express the anxiety and struggle of PhD students, resonating widely. The article tells his story from injury to creation and healing others, along with his unique methodology for AI music creation.

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He Used AI to Organize a Music Festival with the Theme: 'Don't Do a PhD'
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  • A researcher created 42 AI-generated songs about the hardships of pursuing a PhD, accumulating over 50 million views on Bilibili
  • After an accident left his arm broken, he was forced to pause research and began creating music, filling an emotional void in his scientific life
  • He uses multiple AI models like Suno and MiniMax Music, generating hundreds of versions to select the best segments for each song
  • He advises those considering a PhD to fully understand the sacrifices and encourages current PhD students to prioritize their mental health

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