"You hear people say that it is an out-of-body experience and there's no way to prepare for it, but I seriously sat there and thought, 'Was it my name?' Like, 'Please, Rami, don't stand up if you don't think you really heard your name,'" the actor exclusively told E! News' Catt Sadler after the show. "Then I got out of my chair and walked onstage. I was like, 'This might actually be happening.' Malek added that he was "humbled" to be in the company of such "phenomenal, magnificent" actors. Mr. Robot has taken Malek by surprise on a number of occasions, beginning when he was cast in the hit television series. I was like, 'Come on, guys! They're never going to put me in the role of the young lead,'" he recalled.

We already know that artificial intelligence systems can work in law firms and beat the world champion at a game of Go. Now it turns out that AI can write some pretty good pop songs, too.

We already know that artificial intelligence systems can work in law firms and beat the world champion at a game of Go. Now it turns out that AI can write some pretty good pop songs, too. Researchers at Sony have been working on AI-generated music for years, and has previously used AI to create impressive jazz tracks. But this is the first time the Sony CSL Research Laboratory has released pop music composed by AI, and the results are impressive. The first song, "Daddy's Car," is a catchy, sunny tune reminiscent of The Beatles.

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If you're a musician, you may want to skip this story. The march of automation, thirsty for more jobs to claim, has taken the songwriter's role with a new artificial intelligence from Sony CSL research laboratory. The FlowMachines software scanned 13,000 pieces of sheet music from a variety of styles, allowing a human composer to pick a style and have the software generate both melody and harmony. Audio recordings were matched to the melodies, before the resulting song was polished up by humans. The first song, "Daddy's Car," is surprisingly good (sorry musicians).

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The Beatles may have disbanded decades ago, but thanks to artificial intelligence, the group is being reanimated -- sort of. Researchers at Sony are at work on an algorithm capable of generating new songs based on iconic musical styles, and their first crack at putting it in action starts with the iconic rock band. The song is called "Daddy's Car," which bears an eerie resemblance to the many songs that John, Paul, George, and Ringo used to play. It was made using a system called FlowMachines developed by the team at Sony CSL Research Laboratory, and was trained on a huge database of 13,000 songs. Once it understands a desired style, it can, with the help of a producer/arranger, churn out new songs in a variety of musical styles.