Crashroots - Kudu

On this tune, you can experience the funky horn section of the crashroots band in full effect.

Crashroots - Sol

This jam was hiding in a folder somewhere. Latino dance music makes me smile ;-)

Cumasa

Exercise 01

Exercise 01 reworked while smoking some kraftwerk

Exercise 01 (kraut-mix)

House of Hello Kitty - adhoc remix of a classic, bounce style. Quick n dirty fun, thats all ;-)

Jump Around (samim´s hello kitty bounce remix)

Exercise 02 (Voodoo Mix)

Make a List of things that make you happy
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Make a list of things you do every day
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Compare the lists
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Adjust accordingly

Sync

EthicalMachines 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. http://ethicalmachines.com/

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. 

https://research.cc.gatech.edu/inc/mark-riedl
https://twitter.com/mark_riedl

Ethical Machines - Ep1 - Mark Riedl

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. http://ethicalmachines.com/

For the second episode of Ethical Machines, we had the pleasure of talking with Jack Clark, the World's Only Neural Network Reporter, writing for Bloomberg. His reporting focuses on artificial intelligence with an emphasis on cutting-edge techniques driven by industrial and academic research labs.

In this engaging conversation we cover a wide range of topics: 
Explaining A.I to the public, Generative Journalism, Bio Politics, The legal & economic implications of A.I Systems, Generative Art and selling generated content,  why one can´t pay for facebook and more. Jack gives a highly informative overview of these fascinating ideas and provides many surprising insights. 

http://www.bloomberg.com/bw/authors/55144-jack-clark
https://twitter.com/mappingbabel

Ethical Machines - Ep2 - Jack Clark

This is an example of generating Audio with StyleNet. 
gitxiv.com/posts/jG46ukGod8R7R…m-of-artistic-style

First Voice is generated. Second voice is the content and third music sample is the style guide. Just a quick test, exploring the hyperparameters.

StyleNet - VoiceMorph -Test 2

Japrica

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 the fourth episode of Ethical Machines, we had the pleasure of talking with David.J.Klein about Machine Learning, Conservation and Climate Change.

About David.J.Klein: Experienced research scientist and cross-stack developer in neural computational approaches to signal processing, machine/deep learning, and AI, mostly in speech/audio and video/image applications. Executive and managerial experience in algorithm and product development, managing Ph.D. student interns and full time developers, and fundraising. Authored over 40 academic publications and 10 patents in neuroscience and engineering. 

https://twitter.com/kleinsound

Ethical Machines - Ep4 - David.J.Klein

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. http://ethicalmachines.com

For episode six of Ethical Machines, we had the pleasure of talking with Max Niederhofer, a venture capitalist based in Berlin. In this fascinating conversation, we talk about Venture Capital, A.I, Convenience, Algorithmic Regulation, 100 year outlooks and Mediation. 


About: "Max is a partner at Sunstone Capital, focusing on internet and mobile investments. He joined Sunstone from Accel Partners, where he was a Vice President in the firm's London office. Previously, Max started and sold Qwerly, a data marketing business, and was a Principal at Atlas Venture, where he worked with companies such as DailyMotion, Seatwave and Moo. His personal investments include Last.fm (sold to CBS), OneFineStay, Skimlinks, Boticca, Fliptop and Sofar Sounds.

Max was born in Hamburg and has lived in Germany, Canada, the UK, France, India and the US. He holds a PhD in management science from WHU in Germany. Besides his work, he enjoys literature, art and antiques."

https://twitter.com/maxniederhofer
https://www.linkedin.com/in/maxniederhofer
http://sunstone.eu/team-members/max-niederhofer/

Ethical Machines - Ep6 - Max Niederhofer

video: https://twitter.com/samim/status/781229294932660224

Gen2122

Sample from Stringtronics (1972) - Mindbender: www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDsyzMy4ZXc

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