Question: Do you know of any free resources that provide demos and tools for AI-generated music and art?

Magenta is an open-source research project that uses machine learning to boost creative abilities in art and music. It offers a range of tools and models, including Magenta Studio, a collection of Ableton Live plugins to generate new melodic patterns, rhythms and drum beats. You can use it without a subscription, so it's a good community-driven resource for exploring AI-generated music and art.

If you want to try AI-generated art, Artimator offers a free AI art generator that uses a combination of AI models to generate images from text prompts. It can handle a range of styles and can be used to turn photos into anime, cartoon and cyberpunk art. Artimator also offers tools to refine and re-generate prompts so it's good for both beginners and experts.

Playform is another no-code AI art generation tool that lets you create, edit and blend faces, train AI with your own photos and apply styles from famous artists. With unlimited free generations, it's a good foundation for creative exploration and production, and all the art you create is your intellectual property.

If you want a standalone app, DiffusionBee runs on your machine offline, using Stable Diffusion to generate AI art. It has a range of creative tools, including text-to-image generation, generative fill and image upsampling. The app lets you keep your data private and secure while generating and editing images quickly with prompts and human drawing.