This is an excerpt from another track generated by the RNN at http://karpathy.github.io/2015/05/21/rnn-effectiveness/; this one shows that it understands chording, phrasing, and a certain amount of harmonic theory.

(The track's actually much longer than this but is almost all silence.)

More RNN generated music

Ethical Machines is a series of conversations about Humans, Machines & Ethics. It aims at sparking a deeper, better informed debate about the implications of intelligent systems for society and individuals. Your hosts, Roelof Pieters & Samim Winiger, explore these important topics with experts and thought leaders in a regular podcast format. ethicalmachines.com

For this episode of Ethical Machines, we had the pleasure of talking with Azeem Azhar, based in London. In this fascinating conversation, we talk about A.I, Education, Self driving cars, climate change, systems for migration, automatisation,/augmentation, unemployment and the role of agency.

About: "Azeem is a entrepreneur, strategist, investor, writer and speaker. He is a founder, questioner, truth seeker, data guy, dad and husband. The early part of Azeem's career took him to journalism, where I covered technology at The Guardian and The Economist. He also had product, strategy and innovation roles at the BBC and Thomson Reuters. More recently Azeem was the founder and CEO of PeerIndex, a venture-backed startup which applied a lot of machine learning to large-scale social graphs to make predictions about social web users. PeerIndex was acquired by Brandwatch in 2014.  Azeem is currently Director of Product Management at Schibsted. He has a mixed interests in technology, science and maths as well as economics, philosophy & history. Azeem runs "Exponential View" -  a influential newsletter on topics such as Artificial Intelligence, neuroscience and thinking about exponential change.

https://twitter.com/azeem
http://www.exponentialview.co/
https://about.me/azeem


Ethical Machines - Ep7 - Azeem Azhar

For the premiere episode of EthicalMachines, we had the pleasure of talking with Mark Riedl, Associate Professor at Georgia Tech. In this fascinating conversation we cover a wide range of topics: Jugging outputs of generative systems, the implications of computational creativity, A.I. driven advertising, the ethics of self driving cars, tensions between academia & industry and more. Mark does a great job at contextualising these ideas and is entertaining to listen to. 
More about Marc: https://research.cc.gatech.edu/inc/mark-riedl

EthicalMachines was a series of conversations about Humans, Machines & Ethics. It aims at sparking a deeper, better informed debate about the implications of intelligent systems for society and individuals. Your hosts, Roelof Pieters & Samim Winiger, explored these important topics with experts and thought leaders in a regular podcast format.

Ethicalmachines - Ep1 - Marc Riedl

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