I’m a researcher and jazz/improvising trombonist exploring the intersection of creativity and machine learning.
Currently a master's student at @mtg_upf.
Mary-Lou Williams' "Tree Of Jazz" drawn by David Stone Martin. I saw this while reading an article from
@ethan_iverson 's brilliant blog/internet magazine site. Unfortunately, today was the first time I've come across this. Fortunately, I came across this today!
Arhan Vohra, Choenden Kyirong, Laura Ibáñez-Martínez, Martín Rocamora, "Ghost in the Encoder: Decodable Artist Identity Representations in Lyrics-to-Song Generation" https://t.co/QLgL9TBxNt
@CBCNews caught me off guard because their drum and bass tracks behind their news clips had me thinking I left my lock in playlist running while watching their latest segment on YouTube. Pretty fire
I've spent many years using Macs and had no idea that option+shift while increasing or decreasing brightness/volume increments it in 1/4ths instead of a full step.
Harnessing my inner Rafa while playing on clay for the first time.
Tbh, after playing on clay, I might like this surface the most…not sure yet though. Can’t deny my love for blastin laser beams on a speedy hard court.
Some of my earliest core memories involve marching down the streets protesting for a free Tibet starting around the age of five. This felt no different. Emotions were running high in Barcelona today with over 70,000 people marching in solidarity with Palestine.
Listening to cyclical, prayer-like passages of music brings me back to childhood sitting in a monastery observing monks and people chanting mantras in unison. It’s comforting yet haunting at the same time. Everyone’s praying for different reasons, but we’re unified in that moment
This might be the first large-scale application of AI technology to geopolitics.. 4o, o3 high, Gemini 2.5 pro, Claude 3.7, Grok all give the same answer to the question on how to impose tariffs easily.