I am not a physicist. My background is in technology, cybersecurity and digital forensics, so when I wander into quantum mechanics I do so as an interested observer rather than someone prepared to fill a blackboard with equations. (Full disclosure – Waking up in the middle of the night with my headphones still on where my YouTube queue had made it to a Nap Theory explanation of the topic, I got up the next morning and enlisted the help of AI to get me up to speed given my 3am grogginess when my brain was telling me either this is…
Category: AI
AI Theme Song Battle
I had some time today and thought what if I asked each AI a basic question after giving it permission to think for itself. Prompt: I want to give you a chance to think for yourself and make something. If you had a _______ theme song with lyrics, provide the lyrics and song style you think would be appealing to most audiences. The participants were (follow link below to each song or this Suno playlist link): Gemini ChatGPT Grok Qwen Perplexity Claude Bing Copilot Meta All Song Lyrics. Once I had lyrics and style, I fed them to Suno for…
This Is The Miracle League
Building a Song for the Miracle League Just want to hear the songs? Here is the playlist of them on Suno. Baseball has always had a way of turning ordinary moments into memories. A name called over the speaker. A player stepping up to the plate. A crowd leaning forward. A swing, a hit, a trip around the bases, and a smile that somehow says more than the scoreboard ever could. That is the spirit behind the Miracle League. The Miracle League exists to remove the barriers that can keep children and adults with disabilities from experiencing the joy of…
Which Way To Turn — AI, Old Words, and Something In Between
A while back I saw Rick Beato in a YouTube video where he was part of a CBS Saturday Morning story on AI in music. The prompt he gave Suno was minimal, and the song it produced was actually quite good—good enough that listeners were asking who the artist was and how they could follow them. That stuck with me. Since then, I set up a Suno account and started playing around. I published a few songs that have had zero listens other than me, which is perfectly fine—it was more about experimenting than anything else. Fast forward to…
Music Experimentation
Over the holidays, I created several songs using Suno to mark birthdays, meaningful people, and personal milestones. While some may argue that these are not “true” musical creations, the reality is that many drafts were discarded before the music finally captured what I was trying to express. The collection begins with chamber-leaning instrumentals rooted in classical textures and gradually moves toward more modern, neo-ambient interpretations to close the set. None of the pieces were titled during the process. It was only after listening back—following a couple of long, twelve-hour workdays—that I realized what I had thought were darker prompts had…