AI-generated music is like chewing gum. It may have the flavor. It may relieve your sense of hunger for a moment or two. But just as chewing gum will not sustain us, AI-generated music alone will starve us to death.
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We no longer need schools to memorize facts and disseminate standardized worldviews. What we need are the time/space/community to brainstorm as allies facing shared challenges, creating synergy in our joint venture.
The Future of Education Read More »
I was about seven years old, when I read the picture book, “Hiroshima no Pika,” by Maruki Toshi. The word pika is a Japanese onomatopoeia for flashing light. It came to refer to how the Hibakushas experienced the atomic bombs. The book follows 7-year-old Mii, and her parents. The watercolor illustrations of the family experiences
On the 80th Summer Read More »
I am a granddaughter of an atomic bomb survivor. And yet, 80 years later, I am here with you to share music and celebrate our interconnectedness. If that is possible, imagine what more we can accomplish together.
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We are all descendants of generations of survivors. We are resilient, and resourceful.
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