I generated this haunting little piano piece using a machine learning neural network. Original music created with an algorithm. Similar to the kind of tech that’s being used to detect your face/thumbprint to unlock your phone. That teaches Siri how to understand you. To predict the weather. To decide what you see first on your IG feed, and what you see on TV. “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?” was the title of a dystopian future science fiction book, published in 1968. Just a few generations later—we know the answer.

do algorithms dream?

Into The Wormhole

Have you ever had a period of life that you can’t remember very well? 

A fugue is a state or period of loss of awareness of one’s identity. A fugue can involve unplanned travel or wandering, and is sometimes accompanied by the establishment of a new identity. 

Johann Sebastian Bach is well known for his Fugues. Baroque piano pieces of the 16th century. They follow a usual structure, but are entirely improvised. 

Music, played once from the heart. Transcribed. Recorded. Something from nothing.

This piano piece was recorded in 2020 while the world suffered through a pandemic. Isolation. Focus. Change. Persevere. 

It might make good music for studying, focus, and concentration. 

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Fugue

A rollercoaster ride of aggrotech, neomorphic computing and superconducting electronics.

Dark Space Hyperdrifter

spring

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The problem is that mere Observation, in and of itself, is an act of influence.
This holds true both at the quantum level. 
But also at the social level—in all beings include human. (It’s also the problem with social media. Any observation is an influence.)

The multi-verse is both too massive and too massless, and cannot be observed in it’s entirety by any one observer. 

The milkdromeda galaxy and it’s host systems will have died away long before. 
Just another bead of sweat on the vines, hanging from the tree of life. 
Without an apparent beginning, and many apparent ends.

Edwin Gray

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