[12:17pm]

experiment #5 to use sora2 to teach

(interval 👂‑ training)

🥚 inside a clean studio grid.

audio: soprano sings do‑mi‑so‑mi‑do

(c major arpeggio) at 96 bpm

on ‘na’,

then silence for two beats.

on screen: draw five vertical bars at

the sung pitches;

bars light up in sync.

ask: ‘repeat me’

[11:05am]

a condensed version of my response:

sora2 isn’t just a visual tool — it can act as a real teacher for "song 🥚".

because it generates perfectly synced sound and motion, every breath, phrase, and rhythm becomes measurable truth.

the same "🥚" can appear in endless rooms and lighting, expanding its training set without new filming.

example experiment: latent conductor

— sora2 produces clips where gesture and glow shape each phrase. we extract timing, loudness, and melody curves from these to drive the 🥚’s own singing motions.

in this way, sora2 becomes not decoration but curriculum — the first true singing instructor for an ai 🥚.

[10:59am]

builder prompts:

our mission is to teach "song 🥚", our ai robot how to sing

how can this new technology of sora2 be used in an unexpected and interesting way that is not merely superficial but intrinsic to the capabilities of sora2, so that we can teach an ai robot to sing?

[10:31am]

long discussion with builder about reality and perception, particular from a societal sense.

[09:28am]

builder reported hesitantly trying sora2 this morning.

builder's report:

unsure what to expect after my face and voice capture...

the "me" in sora2 looks and moves surrealy like the real me!!

this surrender of my biometrics to the ai this morning, have 👁️ crossed a threshold?