The Jazz Architect explores creativity, innovation, music, and AI through the lens of curiosity and real-world experience. In this episode, Richard Johnson discusses how AI can serve as a tool for artists, educators, and everyday creators. The conversation connects jazz, improvisation, technology, and personal growth in a practical and inspiring way. This podcast is about building ideas, staying creative, and using innovation to move forward.
Music is Business...What is this
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The Jazz Architect explores creativity, innovation, music, and AI through the lens of curiosity and real-world experience. In this episode, Richard Johnson discusses how AI can serve as a tool for artists, educators, and everyday creators. The conversation connects jazz, improvisation, technology, and personal growth in a practical and inspiring way. This podcast is about building ideas, staying creative, and using innovation to move forward.
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July 8, 2026
El Arquitecto del Jazz: Episodio 2 en español. ¿De dónde viene la IA?
En el episodio 2 de The Jazz Architect, “¿De dónde viene la IA?”, Richard D. Johnson explora la historia de la inteligencia artificial como un avance tecnológico y, al mismo tiempo, como una historia profundamente humana. El episodio recorre el desarrollo de la IA desde los primeros sueños de crear máquinas pensantes, la ciencia ficción, la pregunta de Alan Turing “¿Pueden pensar las máquinas?” y la reunión de Dartmouth de 1956, pasando por los sistemas basados en reglas, las redes neuronales, los inviernos de la IA, el aprendizaje profundo, la arquitectura Transformer y el surgimiento de herramientas como ChatGPT. Usando el jazz, la cultura, el humor y la educación como lentes guía, el episodio explica que la IA no apareció de repente de la noche a la mañana; creció a partir de décadas de imaginación, matemáticas, ingeniería, datos, creatividad y el deseo humano de comprender la inteligencia misma.
July 8, 2026
The Jazz Architect Episode 2. Where did A.I. Come From?
In Episode 2 of The Jazz Architect, Richard Johnson continues exploring how creativity, innovation, music, and artificial intelligence connect in everyday life. This episode looks at how artists and creators can move from fear to curiosity by understanding AI as a tool for growth, expression, and new ideas.
July 1, 2026
The Jazz Architect Episode 1
The Jazz Architect explores creativity, innovation, music, and AI through the lens of curiosity and real-world experience. In this episode, Richard Johnson discusses how AI can serve as a tool for artists, educators, and everyday creators. The conversation connects jazz, improvisation, technology, and personal growth in a practical and inspiring way. This podcast is about building ideas, staying creative, and using innovation to move forward.
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