The beauty of Quincy Jones' creative process was that there were no shortcuts. By design, artificial intelligence can’t compete, says Bloomberg Opinion's Dave Lee. NEW YORK: If you were trying to build an artificial intelligence model that could make great music, the work of legendary producer Quincy Jones , who died this week at 91, would be the ultimate dataset. He was taught by Ray Charles, composed for Count Basie and played trumpet for Elvis Presley. He arranged and conducted Frank Sinatra’