How Song-Poems Paved the Way for Modern AI Artistry
In the 50s and 60s, individuals could send poems with $50 to create personalized records, primarily in country and pop genres, utilizing session musicians. This art form mirrored modern AI systems, as both produce results without true talent. Song-Poems democratized artistry, reflecting ongoing discussions about creativity’s essence in the AI era.
Canadian songs about the wind*
Canada’s independent music scene prominently features the theme of wind, expressing diverse emotions and landscapes. From Caley Watts’ atmospheric “East Wind” to Stompin’ Tom Connors’ poetic “I Am the Wind,” these artists explore the wind’s role in personal change, connection to roots, and the essence of Canadian identity.
What are some songs about the wind?
Prompted by a recent Ontario wind alert, George Perry compiles iconic songs about the wind. The list includes Bob Dylan’s “Blowin’ in the Wind,” Nina Simone’s “Wild Is the Wind,” and Elton John’s “Candle in the Wind.” These tracks illustrate the wind’s use as a metaphor for change and emotion.
Overwhelmed by good ideas generated by AI? Here’s how to cope
AI has revolutionized brainstorming, providing an abundance of ideas akin to a French bakery. However, the challenge lies in selecting and executing the best concepts amidst overwhelming choices. Effective strategies include a filtering process, prioritizing impactful ideas, and purging stagnant ones to ensure creative productivity and avoid losing valuable potential.
From APCs to Apple Bags Subtitle: Ziv’s New Mission on the Streets of Toronto
Ziv, a former Ukrainian soldier, struggles with his new life as a delivery driver in the harsh Canadian winter. Discouraged by the physical toll and heavy snow, his perspective shifts when an elderly customer offers heartfelt gratitude. This simple act of kindness validates his move and defines his new mission.
I think there ought to be “Grandma Lanes”.
Read why we ought to have Grandma Lanes and enjoy a festive song.
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About Perry
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