[Laotian_12_inMember]

I asked OpenAI’s ChatGPT what a merger between JAM Creative Productions and TM Productions would be like, here what it replied:

“JAM Creative Productions and TM Productions were two of the biggest players in the radio jingle industry during the 1970s and 1980s. JAM Creative Productions was founded in 1974 by Jonathan Wolfert and was responsible for creating some of the most iconic jingles of that era, including the “Where’s the Beef?” jingle for Wendy’s and the “I Love New York” jingle. TM Productions, on the other hand, was founded in 1967 by Tom Merriman and was known for producing jingles for major radio stations and networks, including ABC, NBC, and CBS.

If the two companies were to merge, it would create a powerhouse in the jingle industry, with a combined portfolio of some of the most recognizable jingles of all time. The merger would likely result in increased efficiency and resources, allowing the new company to expand its reach and take on more clients. However, it’s also possible that the merger could result in a loss of creativity and innovation, as the two companies have distinct styles and approaches to jingle production. Ultimately, the success of the merger would depend on how well the two companies could integrate their cultures and work together to create new and exciting jingles for their clients.”

So, what do you think?

[Glen AshworthMember]

Crossed my mind more than once

[IainJohnstonMember]

Beware AI – its too raw and dangerous at the present time.
All these big internet companies (and others) should NOT be using it seriously until its “matures”.
(IMPO)

[Laotian_12_inMemberAuthor]

You’re probably right, AIs can be dangerous at times.

But some of them are still pretty fun to use, I used an AI cover website to make this monstrosity: https://soundcloud.com/laotian-12-in-numberverse/bfb-characters-sing-radio-jingles

[Neil LeibowitzMember]

“Back to the ole drawing board”…

[Glen AshworthMember]

PAMS would disappear.

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