Hello all organic and artificial life forms,

I have problems with continuity. I couldn’t wrote last week’s adventure log. So we continue with a one-week deficiency. But I can say I can make it up to you. Cause I read lots of great articles in this week.

Articles & Blog Posts

• Nature celebrating his 150th anniversary this year. They made data visualization of Nature’s publication record for 150th anniversary. I love data visualization and this one is remarkable and beautiful! Click here for a good adventure. I spent about an hour in this data visualization but I couldn’t explored a large part of it. Such a beauty!

• You can find a deeper review of this data in here.
• Another work of Nature for 150th anniversary: An essay competition. I’ve not heard of this competition and I’m so sorry I missed it.
• I love to read GatesNotes. This week I read Here’s a way you can help fight Alzheimer’s . Bill Gates wrote about why we should be involved in Alzheimer’s disease studies. And he explains this with clearly as always.
• Music is a big part of my life, and I’m always surprised by the fact that music make us feel so much emotion. And with this research we can start to learn how. AI could help us deconstruct why some songs just make us feel so good.
• I’m interested in finance and economy. I’m getting excited when I see integration of AI and economy. Cause this integrity can create revolution in economy. Why we should be worried about artificial intelligence on Wall Street.
• One of my favourite words about art: “Art is the trace of our passage on Earth.” And I want to share with you remarkable art of synthesis between human-created artforms and AI algorithms. Neural Synesthesia.
• I am just saying: Its start to happening! Scientists have found a way to decode brain signals into speech .

Videos

• Micro and macro cosmos are fascinates me. If you fascinated by them too you can dive into the microcosmos with Hank Green’s wonderful narration. Journey to the Microcosmos.
• I know I talked about this so much but what can I do, I love it! Video about Nature’s data visualization. A network of science: 150 years of Nature papers

Live long and prosper.