Two questions to make you mad.

You'll have to try harder if your intentions are to make us mad.

I was going to suggest that if you are seeking the true sound of a piano, you should simply buy one but I see you already have one, so maybe you should just enjoy your music.

I am of the same opinion as you...

But there is also a price to pay for A.I. domination as tool becoming more than a tool...

We will see soon ...

@mahgister 
Thanks for your note, I had a feeling you'd have some interesting thoughts. I think A I will change everything in sound one of the interesting things that will change soon will be the meaningless ideas that we pay so much for today that will be totally missing from future systems. A I won't understand fluff or aesthetics or marketing hype. A I may finally give the end user a standard for acoustics then after that we can modify the sound to suit our taste. A I will need quantum computers to really change things but that is just around the corner as well.

Question one: 🍎 and  🚗.  Not even close.

Question two: 🍎 and 🍅. Do you want your rig to sound like you are sitting outside the venue?

@mahgister @donavabdear  With my limited understanding in many fields, I think what we perceive as sound is the result of the change in pressure (vibration) created by the speaker and bouncing through our ear canals and ear drums (simplified explanation of our complex ears).  So unless you are physically changing the function of our ears, or possibly creating a hearing aid like device to improve our ears, I don't see how AI will impact how we hear music?  Maybe I'm just showing off my ignorance but.......... 

@bigtwin Your not ignorant at all, your note reminds me of the old saying, "your most important sexual organ is your brain". 

@wolf_garcia I have miked and gone direct, put guitar amps in caskets, put them on stage behind the vocals, put them on the side of stage as the string section, and mixed them with every mic ever made (good old SM 57 works great). But I don't know why there is such a difference between the sound of an amp and the sound of an amp on a recording.

A friend of mine went to an electronics store with Eddie Van Hallen he bought an expensive amp and literally took it apart in the parking lot and threw everything away except for a single tube he wanted.