Can you summarize this article?      article=Using Machine Learning to Create New MelodiesBY BRANNON DORSEYMay 10, 2017Music is storytelling. Melodies are memories. We create them from the musical experiences, conscious and unconscious, that we are exposed to throughout our lifetimes. Passed down through time in a kind of oral tradition, the music that we make today carries with it embeddings of the culture and people of times long past. Musical motifs are not the product of an individual artist, but rather a reinterpretation of the musical ideas that have been presented to them, for them to reinterpret and pass along to others. In this way, writing music can be thought of as less of a process of authorship and instead a practice of remix.We’ve been working with algorithms that can learn from hundreds of thousands of past songs, and use this learned knowledge to synthesize new musicAt NAME_1_NAME_2, we’ve recently been experimenting with these ideas of remix and new ways of approaching authorship through the lens of machine learning using memory networks. We’ve been working with algorithms that can learn from hundreds of thousands of past songs, and use this learned knowledge to synthesize new music. Inspired by recent works in the field of machine learning, especially projects like Magenta that seek to include the involvement of artists and musicians, we’ve created our first algorithm that can learn to create music by example. You can listen to a short sample from it below.Your browser does not support audio.We