Old people.. are you afraid of the afterlife? 
I'm in my 50's does that qualify me to comment on death? 
Na,I'm  not worried about the afterlife or ghosts. 
Looking back to my childhood visions of heaven and hell, 
they seem a bit capitalistic. 


Essentially, the idea was that a poor person in this life 
can have all the lux in the next,
 just by being a "good person." 
Pearly gates, golden streets, mansions, 
all the trappings of the rich, can be yours
 if you're properly pious in the adversity you live in now. 


Another view of heaven I saw a lot came from religious pamphlets. 
They depicted people of multiple ethnicities all joyously working together 
to bring in some bountiful harvest. 
There were no machines, just hand tools and baskets. 
I guess if you lived where you didn't get much to eat,
maybe that would be your dream of prosperity. 


Becoming an adult means you spend a lot of time 
with people promising you all kinds of shiny futures
if you just give up some of what little you already have.
Conversely, there are plenty of threats related to the same idea. 
From being robbed to being taxed,
there's always someone pressuring you
to be more compliant. 


 Getting older usually means 
the cycle is more apparent, 
the new thing is just the old thing. 
This includes refrigerators, philosophies. 
and death. 



Old People 5 15 25

Welcome to "AI with Shaily" hosted by Shailendra Kumar, a passionate guide exploring the captivating intersection of mathematics, algorithms, and technology in our modern world. 🤖✨ Shailendra, also known as Shaily, dives deep into how algorithms form the backbone of the information age, shaping everything from social media feeds to healthcare innovations.

He explains that algorithms are not just abstract concepts but powerful mathematical tools that analyze data and personalize our digital experiences. For example, when you scroll through social media, complex algorithms work tirelessly behind the scenes, analyzing your preferences to deliver content tailored just for you. This isn’t magic—it’s the incredible power of math at work! 📱🔢

Shaily highlights the recent surge in AI and machine learning advancements, especially deep learning, which have supercharged algorithms. These smart systems now predict weather, optimize medical treatments, and improve everyday services like grocery delivery, making processes faster and more efficient. He reflects on his own journey, recalling how algorithms once seemed like mysterious "black boxes," but today they are trusted allies solving real-world problems. 🚀🌦️💊

The discussion touches on key trends such as relevance, engagement, and personalization. Social media platforms continuously refine their algorithms to better connect users with content that resonates personally. Meanwhile, industries like logistics use route optimization algorithms to save time and fuel—imagine GPS on steroids! 🚚⛽️

Shaily offers a bonus tip: whenever you experience a spot-on recommendation or a lightning-fast response, take a moment to appreciate the mathematical marvel behind it. Gaining even a basic understanding of algorithms can empower you to navigate the digital world with confidence and might even inspire you to create your own solutions. 💡📈

He leaves listeners with a thought-provoking question: in a world ruled by algorithms, how much control do we truly have over the information we consume? This invites reflection on the influence and transparency of these unseen forces. 🤔🔍

To close, Shaily shares a quote from mathematician John Tukey: "The greatest value of a picture is when it forces us to notice what we never expected to see." Algorithms reveal hidden patterns in data, painting insightful pictures that guide our decisions and understanding. 🎨📊

Shailendra Kumar encourages everyone to stay connected through YouTube, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Medium for more AI insights. He invites listeners to subscribe, share their thoughts, and keep questioning and learning because, in AI and life, there’s always more beneath the surface. 🌐💬

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Sound Ferry

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For Drone Day 2025 (https://droneday.org/, Sound Ferry would act as a ferry transporting these drones to their destinations and as all trips, their paths will vary. Which is represented through the effects made post SonicPi coded composition.

Poem:

Distances may vary
On the Sound Ferry
As some flourish
Even if off beat
While others nourish
By feeding on the sounds
That maintain their ground
Pouring in so deep
To the ocean floor and around

SoundFerry

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Artist: Orbital 14
Title: Alpha Patterns
Label: Observant
Catalog: OM024
Format: Digital
Genre: Electronic
Style: Techno
Mastering: Paul Mac at Hardgroove Mastering
Artwork: Karthik Vernekar

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How is artificial intelligence being used in cancer care, and what do patients think about it?

In this 'Ask Me Anything' episode, Ellie Wolmark, Programme Manager for Integrated Cancer Medicine (ICM) at the CRUK Cambridge Centre, speaks with patient representatives Lorraine, Frankie, and Ann from across our Patient and Public Involvement groups, alongside ICM researchers Professor James Brenton, Dr Ines Machado, and Dr Gabriel Funingana from the University of Cambridge.

Together, they explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is being applied in cancer research, how it could support personalised treatment, and what the future might hold. The patients share thoughtful questions and concerns about the role of AI in healthcare, while the researchers explain how it's currently being used and what challenges remain.

This lively and insightful discussion highlights just how valuable patient involvement is in shaping research that truly meets the needs of those it aims to help.

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Beyond the Hype For Building Ethical B2B Influencer Strategies By Danielle Wiley

As healthcare technology leaders navigate an increasingly crowded digital landscape, the temptation to leverage influencer marketing for B2B reach is growing. However, healthcare's unique regulatory environment and trust requirements demand a fundamentally different approach. Join Megan Antonelli as she reconnects with fellow Vassar alumna Danielle Wiley, founder and CEO of Sway Group, to explore why most sponsored content fails healthcare organizations and how to build authentic, compliant influencer partnerships that drive real clinical adoption and stakeholder trust in our post-platform world.
   • Build authentic influencer partnerships based on genuine product experience to create content that actually drives B2B conversions.
   • Shift from platform-dependent strategies to owned media relationships as social algorithms become increasingly unpredictable.
   • Focus on long-term brand advocacy over transactional sponsored posts to maximize ROI in professional service markets.
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Hear No Evil is a critique and social commentary wrapped in a synth-laced storm. A dark, melancholic pop track that blends arpeggiated synths, heavy drums, and raw vocals to explore how online algorithms, advertising and dark actors hijack attention and distort truth.

Scrolling, scrolling
Brain rot
Neurosis
A story about something emotive

Inject this crap
Stick on this patch
You're fat
Pay us some money and we’ll fix you

You’re too thin
Ugly as sin 
Damaged, inadequate
Not making nearly enough money

So pay us money and we’ll fix you
Cos you will never be enough
You’re never enough

(Hear no evil, see no evil)

Hear No Evil
See No Evil 
Put my hands on my eyes
Put my hands on my ears
Put my hands on my mind

Hear No Evil
See No Evil
I put my hands on my eyes
Put my hands on my ears
And I feel no fear

It makes no sense at all
So let’s not go there 
Let’s turn away…
So come on let's fly away
To somewhere beautiful and blue

I can’t help it
I’m just human
Won’t you take my fire tonight?

Tell me something
That I’m thinking
You know me
Better than I do…so

Harvesting data, manipulate behaviour,
Who are we really? When you strip it all away?
Authentic self-expression lost in a haze.
What would we think?  If we stripped it all away? 

A mind’s a commodity
Identity suppression
Seeped in ideology
Screen time addiction
Dopamine hit
Tribal mind asphyxiating
Killing all joy and normal maturation

Darkness on the web
Technology-enabled
Cuckoo-ing minds
With covert intentions

Grounds to drop mortars
On our sons and daughters
All in a day’s work
Now to bed with a cocoa

Cos there’s blood on their hands
Then their c*ck's in their hands
Vacant expression whilst pumping out rounds

Headed for the ground 
Like the rest of us
But already rotting 
Just a carcass

Hear No Evil
See No Evil
I put my hands on my eyes
Put my hands on my ears
Put my hands on my mind

Hear No Evil
See No Evil
I put my hands on my eyes
Put my hands on my ears
And I feel no fear

I’m desensitised
This indifference 
I close my eyes
Keep my distance

Compartmentalise
I look away
This indifference is
Is self protection

My eyes wide shut
To manipulation
I’m not sure how 
This all applies to me

Cos I know I that I’m
Not infallible 
And that my mind it is 
Someone else’s prize... so…

It makes no sense at all
So let’s not go there
Let’s turn away…
Come on and fly away
To somewhere beautiful and blue

Hear No Evil
See No Evil
I put my hands on my eyes
Put my hands on my ears
Put my hands on my mind

Hear No Evil
See No Evil
I put my hands on my eyes
Put my hands on my ears
And I feel no fear

2 Aug 35

Hear No Evil (Original)

Can we use artificial intelligence (AI) to predict where a brain tumour might recur at the point of first diagnosis in order to pre-emptively treat it to stop recurrence?
 
Dr Francesca Cozzi (a PhD student at the University of Cambridge) and Dr Curtis Holliman (Associate Professor in the Mathematics Department at The Catholic University of America, USA) believe this will eventually be possible.
 
In this exciting conversation they talk about their collaboration to find a mechanism to mathematically model the progression of glioblastoma. They highlight why it is important to achieve this in an explainable way using AI, to keep the process of decision making transparent and interpretable to self-validate the models they develop.

Integrated Cancer Medicine: Research in Focus

Using AI to mathematically model the progression of glioblastoma

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Trinity: Well, you asked me to give you a hand.

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