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Research on the Performance of Commercial Artificial Intelligence Model for Internet Audio Streaming Media's Lyrics Recognition

In the second AI boom from the 1980s to 1990s, speech recognition was one of the most representative breakthroughs at that time. Let the computer understand every sentence and word people say, which is the goal that scientists strive to pursue on the first day of the birth of artificial intelligence. On the other hand, Internet audio streaming media is developing so fast. The user is increasing geometrically. There are massive demands for lyrics. However, a lot of songs do not yet have official lyrics from their uploaders. Thus, this research aims to study the commercial Artificial Intelligence's performance to automatically generate lyrics from the songs. Therefore, a series of experiments to test the recognition rate of lyrics by three commercial artificial intelligence models - Watson from IBM, Tencent Cloud from Tencent, and I Fly Rec from I Fly Technology have been done. The results show that I Fly Rec has the best performance among the three models.