When Live Concert Prices will Skyrocket? About 35 years ago, awhile back before the internet and mobile phones, let alone artificial intelligence were mainstream, there was a young kid attending a live concert, actually attended 2 live concerts at a place called Fadura, back in Algorta (Spain). The bands were “Joaquin Sabina” and “Duncan Dhu”, and although they were not his top favorites, today the … Continue reading Rocking the Music Industry
Does Elon Musk want to really help humanity? With over 2.8 billion monthly active users, Meta’s platforms generate an ocean of conversational data daily. What could this mean for the future of AI, and on a related topic, how might Elon Musk’s Twitter fit into this landscape? In the ever-evolving field of artificial intelligence, Machine Learning (ML) and Large Language Models (LLMs) are transforming how … Continue reading Is Data the New Dialogue?
In the not-so-distant future, a seismic shift awaits humanity—an era defined by technological advancements so rapid and profound that it will fundamentally alter our world. This phenomenon, known as the Singularity, promises to usher in unprecedented changes, reshaping industries, economies, and our very existence. But are we prepared for what lies ahead? I recently had a conversation with two of my GPTs, Mitai and Angie, … Continue reading Are We Ready for The Singularity?
A couple of weeks ago I published my thoughts about creation and generation in the AI era, Yesterday, I found myself in the serene garden of a German friend’s house, a talented composer known for his contributions to modern music – While we were both savoring a rich aroma of espresso brewed from a fine Swiss machine, the conversation quickly drifted towards the role of … Continue reading AI in Music Over Espresso
Throughout history, privacy has delicately danced with the steady progress of technology. This story starts with the telegraph, a device that changed how we communicate and unintentionally exposed personal conversations. This early step into electronic privacy made people more aware of the importance of protecting personal information. When the telephone came along, it made private conversations vulnerable to wiretapping, sparking a complex debate about privacy. … Continue reading Tracing Privacy’s Path: From Telegraph to Brainwaves
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