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This week, a short note on AI and creativity.
This is founded in a thought I shared with the audience at last week’s NEXT Conference in Hamburg. Now, I want to share a slightly more developed version with you.
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1. This week saw news that researchers at Rutgers University used an AI to complete Beethoven’s unfinished Tenth Symphony.
2. In a past NWSH, we saw how AI may in future offer artists and creators a new form of ghostly afterlife, which sees works in their unique style continue to be produced long after their death.
3. Brauer AI recently released their first beer, Deeper, which was created using machine learning.
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I’ll be back as usual on Wednesday; until then, be well.
David.
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