Academic Librarian | Technology Writer | Master’s Degree @UMSI | https://teapawt.net/t.co/a70hHLjQtp | Reach out: [email protected]
Saginaw, MI
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@grok What are your current thoughts on the future of the music business and where it’s going? I’m mainly interested in your opinions on frontier AI and how it’s currently impacting the music business.
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@KevinTFrazier Any chance that you want to nerd out on a Zoom about an AI Literacy Corps? I'm just reading your essay from back in April after a couple of Google searches. I've also advocated for this idea.
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I wonder what's going to happen with AI devices in 2026. We're promised to get the OpenAI device.
What else do you think will be coming beyond more power in AI services, models, and browsers?
Search is changing right before our eyes.
#AI2045
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How do you explain superintelligence to someone on the street? Do you tell them about paperclips?
"The Paperclip Problem" (Nick Bostrom)
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Do you use heavy metal lyrics?
"No One Is Safe"
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@kevinroose @CaseyNewton #AI2045
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As a librarian, I've been trying to figure out how to engage students in a conversation about AI.
I want everyone to make up their own minds.
But I don't want people to bury their heads in the sand and pretend this isn't happening. It is.
So, what? Yes, and now what... Change.
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I don't think that people get step change in AI capability that we've seen since @kevinroose published "Powerful A.I. Is Coming. We’re Not Ready." There's been a huge move forward in one semester, and most people think it's last Winter without seeing that "Winter is coming."
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Everyone lives in their own isolation chamber or filter bubble when it comes to their algorithm.
How can anyone have a conversation on anything?
We need to start looking at the same sources and timelines when it comes to frontier AI.
And we need to take them more seriously.
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One of the biggest challenges of teaching AI literacy is that you can get lost in the current conversation.
What's the hottest topic discussed right now?
However, I think we all need to become more versed in the history that led us to this moment.
That's why I made AI 2045.
AI 2045: The Timeline and Musical
ai2045.lovable.app
"Midwest Bootstrapper" [Sam Altman]
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The 'Music Business Eras Tour' is live at Music2045.com. Check it out!
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@DKokotajlo I’m a huge fan of your work on AI 2027. I decided to make my own timeline after I completed my AI Safety certificate. Check it out: Music2045.com.
It's Loveable + Deep Research, and lots of nerding out over music biz history.
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If you believe — like me — the Turing test for music has already been passed…
Because:
AI-generated songs are now topping the Billboard country sales charts.
What will occur when music agents can more effectively tailor and promote music in the future to optimize revenue?
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What do you think music will look like in 10 years, as frontier AI keeps evolving and reshaping how people create, market, share, listen to, and experience music?
This might be one of the most transformative eras in music history.
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It seems like now more than ever is the time for the music industry to start thinking critically about the potential arrival of AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) and its impact on the music industry and, more broadly, on how people experience, listen to, and discover music.
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The great mystery of the moment: what will become of AI literacy and fluency? It seems like generative AI is still gaining speed. Creative tools are getting better. And a lot of new artificial artists and creators are gaining traction on social media and music streaming.
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What are the most exciting career opportunities that generative AI is going to create?
It seems like an inflection point is going to occur in the job market and agents will disrupt the workforce.
As this happens, it's likely that new positions will be created. But where?
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It will be interesting to see how frontier AI labs impact entrepreneurship ecosystems outside Silicon Valley and New York.
What will happen to Boise, Fargo, and Chattanooga when more people can write code to create websites, apps, and agents?
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Every time I open X to look at the latest AI news and hype, it feels like I'm stepping into a different universe where people are deeply invested in figuring out AI's future.
The filter bubble keeps many people in the dark about AI’s pace, which is concerning.
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