for your life, one of the spanish law is forbidden to have a well and such close proximity to the stream over there. this old house and its pumping station are illegal. busy that we have to prove that it's in use as they move they quickly realize it's extracting water us in the for the event. but this alone isn't enough to slap the farmer with a fine. they must also prove that the seal a fixed on the left inspection isn't damaged in any way. nope. just time we're in time. i do. some of that to look at the steel is still on . it hasn't been tampered with more money for dollars, but it seems that the inspectors are finding more and more boar holes also as

a result of the drought. because some farmers will do anything to save their crops, even if it's against the law. kind of the most our farmers are using the water every year, which means ground water levels are thinking about expanding all of and orange plantations. need more and more irrigation uh, probably fit. so farmers are drilling deeper and deeper bore holes running the risk that eventually all our water resources will run out. because if i'm in austin, exacerbating the problem, drastic changes within the sector. more and more farmers are uploading their agent olive trees. the many are then exported to guitar and even japan. before that can happen to

centuries old trunks must be meticulously cleaned. the tree is more popular than ever as an ornamental plant in the middle east and asia. the are in place of the old trees, young ones planted close together in rows, intensive all the farming requires less human intervention, more water and more pesticides and produces significantly higher yields. leading farmers with more profit in their pockets the but there are other gentler approaches. the

such as organic cultivation, without additional irrigation and without pesticides. one on one tie any or in organic farming. as antonio point is compas, an agricultural engineer, he's currently passing on some of his sustainability. know how to farmers from his region. their primary question. why he, let's grass grow and his plantation is the only single mother when we start to spring the soil with weed killers, many people found it totally inconceivable. oh, i don't know. ok, no say but, but it actually makes it easier to control tests and diseases by that. a lot of them formula. they don't, you know, have, you know, we antonio spent years honing ways to cultivate the best olives. he's been a certified organic farmer for 4 years with an astonishingly simple recipe for

success. absolutely. for the fume that could help us plant growth on the ground hasn't boosted lace waning population of, of these beat on past that attack the all of you mean? so if we see pat, it's not a problem, as long as we see enough lace wings, nature regulates itself and create a sustainable balance. so the, i'm the want to give you an update on the money. that's what the need. antonio shares has insights on micro biology and explains that his plantation is better able to withstand periods of drought than regular ones. this peaks, the farmer's interest, some of them you thought about it and put it on. it's a heads, it just means holders think or kind of cultivation is worthwhile, but large farms don't around them. i'm putting in the need. they've retained her intensive methods and in pocket the profit to treat him to sign and the long term deal is i don't see the bottom of the

veins. organic farming sector is growing, but it's still a nice market. i say king's annual, then it is when we started out 15 years ago, letting the grass grow was unthinkable said, i'm weakly. that's why people in the village asked my mother if we were selling the land. i love to be, they thought we'd abandon the gross income, but i bookkeeping the song, the, you know, you can all, you got to tell them i'm going out of the on the contrary, antonio has optimized the entire process right through to the olive middle stage. and created his own organic brand. it's one him, accolades, all over the world. the europe in union funding programs have helped finance the endeavor, gets hold to the regions. conventional farmers will be encouraged to try the new

approach. after all, they can so organic olive oil for a much higher price does not cover stuck in our ways. it's difficult for us to imagine growing without pesticides fund or not, but we must follow the path that the young look. i mean, over the over the, the woods, back in nevada, the depaula with antonio mazda. he's giving up the cars for the night patrol because the harvest season is drawing to an end. he and his neighbors are only using 6 cars. at the peak of the season, it's $40.00 to $50.00 weather. yeah. and that they are they there are whole gangs of people out and about stealing all lives. this man has been robbed for several years in a row antonio to i'm tony. let me see the police only patrol the roads

hits us. farmers were actually dealing with the problems and who knew the location of the olives thereafter every month on the bus. and sometimes the thieves, a quote and the olive sees. but the next day they released and still again guessing, and there are many repeat offenders as we don't get somebody to then to call anybody over the mobile oceans that are almost insane. it's only considered theft. upwards of $400.00 euro is per offender. and will you guys and as long as the last don't change, we'll have to carry on doing this. i mean, the major, how much do you see in prison. ready it's 9 pm time to get going antonio will be driving around for 5 hours tonight. ready the,

the book with, i mean this was so tired of it for the louder imagine doing this after a long working day. and you guys tired of the that it costs us $2.00 out of time and it's not for no one likes that. but we truly don't have any choice, emilio, but it'll we'll as a intercept any feeds tonight. how much is the way up to 10 days ago. we managed to catch a group, you know, the little already thought and you'll have you because they don't, they tried to run away on a little part of that, but we weren't able to stop some of the most. i know i was not. what do you then handed them over to the police with the

a quick meeting with his son, cfo and colleagues. so far, nothing to report that sort of it's almost like the trolls take up hours of our time of, of, of, of, of the, the few sandwiches for dinner. this is new life. so hopefully the harvest will soon be over. then things will calm down a bit. so yeah, i don't want as much drive on at 2 am, antonio is finally done for the night, the but the next morning, he's up early and back out in the fields. his neighbor needs help. the

is the good. what, how are you on? because they've been back and stolen on the mass of scale during the night. it's really stressful. legal, 900 kilo stolen from my neighbors. despite being out on patrol last night, they didn't notice the thieves. now neighbor, one serrano has to quickly pick all the olives in case they return the i'm so angry. we 10 the, all the trees throughout the year and they still hundreds of kilos and one night and leave the trees so damaged. they weren't produce any fruit. next year again, the, the key estimates the cost is $1200.00 euros. luckily one and his wife are able to rely on the support of friends and neighbors. anybody know, cuz i know, but my husband still recovering from an operation on his hand. so it's important

that i'm telling you, and the others are helping us today for their strength and community. it also shows the thieves that our village is united. it might even scare the people here. that's our message to them. you don't think you can come here and take away our bread and butter, then we'll show you what that goes by god, you are not my life, but on days like these, many farmers here think of giving up. we'll have to find out why it isn't as easy as it is. you have to keep on top of everything. and then along come these thieves and take our crops away. but it's a huge blow. the problem, i would say this battle is being waged with increasing ferocity. uh huh. farmers from the region recently caught a gang of thieves red handed and set fire to their car.

whenever antonio takes this, all this to the head of his cooperative discussions, always revolve around the same topic. growing anger, anger at you, regulations at the thieves, and that the spanish government, which isn't doing enough to catch those responsible at the game. every year we remind the police that it's down to them to root at this step, to probably look at it, not just by monitoring or feeling, but also by following the trail to the mills with a sieve secretly center all of that. okay, after all, yeah, if they can sell them to all those aren't worth anything to the thieves.

antonio loves his profession. despite everything, the smell of freshly pressed olive for him, there's nothing like it. the attractor attachment has just been delivered to the farm. it should speed up the harvest for the time being the father and son do. oh, don't intend to give up my life somehow. i mean it is worth it. trying this new machine with my son. you can with the price on that little. yeah, i'm the or booming our country from but i would just give out the the,

the, the vacuum cleaner works. it's an investment in the future. i guess a, so we must carry on that after all. i love this work. otherwise, i'd have given up a long time ago that a really heavy the do you know which of these 3 industries has the highest c o 2 emission rates? would you guess concrete? the transforming business to live is onset,

the bigger house, but the real new deal? just green, blushing the watch. now, on the hey, i is causing quite vista in the creative world. it can compose music even produce hits. it can tailor personalized playlists on streaming platforms. we're even seeing robots saying instruments on conducting orchestra's for what role will play in the future of music. i tried to play the piano as a kid, but never really got the hang of it. i programs can learn much more quickly in the blink of an eye. they can read listen process and analyze any number of musical styles. yeah, i can even create songs from scratch with just a single prompt. but is that real creativity or just plagiarism?

many artists fear that the music ideas will be stolen this way, but equally, there are people who are eager to find out what's possible when human beats machine in the music world. for example, it's still autos, carvette and palostio. she works with open source software and ai tools to generate sounds and images, and it's quite the part to the music festival in vanessa iris. here. kevin palostio performed side by side with the j valentine. that's very tough. but this is no ordinary d. j set, the electronic music and digital ops festival tries to push the boundaries and below the lines between the 2 fields. here, palostio uses a i to program, live visuals, to complement the d. j said to me in the, the lab when we deal with the official intelligence in up to its own that we experience things that are historically in the new for the human species as well.

but i guess it was little minor. the computer scientist uses different a i models for audio visual work. she generates a music with the help of machine learning algorithms. when the, when i make calls up, i like to think of it as a tree that connect a every single idea, the phone, okay? oh, you have to read this, is that a free is a 7 that have a vision of technology and that revisit at the history of women and technology learning. and i'm using a computer science in particular. then there's the interest in national technological superintendent for a so it any a thing looks like on a center for her. what palostio needs access to cutting edge computer technology, which wouldn't be possible here if it went full odds and team is public universities. i'm the high performance i p network go because the volume is jason that i processed. and the technologies i use for my

projects require scientific computing power from a broad, difficult, the kind i just don't have access to it via because services all built in dollars. but it will because the necessary hardware doesn't get shipped out to you or anywhere locally, you can use it on advise or not assume english. the digital divide between the global north and south is particularly noticeable in artificial intelligence applications. auto select current palostio one to bridge this divide, but that's not the only barrier entech, but she has to overcome the notion of instead of lucas and there is the digital divide and the gender divide actually thought it in. i have to live through several bob situations of exclusion and discrimination in a male dominated environment and everything in the field. and yet all the persevered but i kept going say i felt for the initial confess unloading for

trusting and believing that i could show people that not that it really is possible way to get a full senior. that doesn't sound easy at all, but kudos to us and making it happen, these days, music streaming, just what are function properly without a i all major platforms. now, what machine learning, but how a is implemented very massively to we as uses benefit. this is how it works on spots of 5. 2024 was the us both to find launch. it's brand new, a i d, j. the program to rates music based on the listeners library and listening habits. the d. j might include new releases that you might like all that one song that you were listening to on loop last year. the customer lives playlists on nothing new. but the a i, d, j offers much more information about the music spends most genre. well narrated by us and besides choice, i got this brand new release to get to the specified allows

a i generate to music on the platform just as long as no plan for it says i used without autism consent. sounds how'd introduced 9 a i tools on the platform aimed at musicians and phones like they are designed to make producing music easier. the re mixing bead making or generating vocals and to put minds at rest. soundcloud guarantees that rights holders will be adequately compensated in case of any infringement. the funds, these are the a i generate to play lists too, but no, i, i generated music. and in addition, music on the platform wouldn't be used to train tools these. it was the 1st music platform to sign a new declaration drafted by office against the use of the music. for a i training to this end, the french music streaming service is developing software to quickly identify a i generate took music.

but i won't only be used to detect musical deep fakes. artificially increase streaming numbers are becoming a serious problem for platforms to check stubs can simulate missing a traffic through a i tools on websites this into and generates more income for the office on the store the chops. but how does this affect us? well, the algorithm is to pay less of based on clicks, which means we might be recommended songs that are actually as popular as they seem, but have been pushed artificially by books on how can we fight this? well they, i of course, these that for example, as trying to expose bolts like that with machine learning and algorithms and spots of fi is demanding money back from labels and bands that has been caught manipulating streams. but there are some creates as boasting that they use it. so it isn't always a bad thing. this is the guy. yeah. on his own some

a hit the stores. but take away the a i created pods. and all that's left are a few command lines and i saw for to hi, this has been going on. i'm europe's 1st a icing. on the one to mention siding, we want to show people what's possible with a i to a fun guy. it was created by an agency and brain and gemini, with a little help from artificial intelligence. could you be a sign of this, a i product? and what does that mean for real thing as musicians? i, the minutes when i was actually locked. okay. and what makes the most unique is our ability to feel free to create and using some what were you experiencing, and you have to understand that a, i can't do that a, i can only work with what is given and what has been told to do. well then it cannot develop things independently or come up with its own ideas because it's not

possible on the states. that's what humans have and will always have over a i, when this is this supposed to be, i just mentioned hom with him. i haven't been in july 2024 been guy. i stepped onto the virtual stage for the 1st time. this 1st song, sunshine sol appeared on instagram, almost viewed more than 1200000 times. the reactions range from boring and creepy to wave of use. sorry, i'm sure i'm better use commonly available a i tools to create images, videos, and music for ben guy, fucked us about texting of it's kind of, it's all done by text. the inputs furniture that can mark areas in a mit during the image of the weather. in the background or the person themselves. and i can change them by entering textbook from them. in other words, if he is wearing a white t shirt and i can mark it and make it blue or green. so it's relatively easy to generate a good final product from your collective. i'm for some negative feelings or

flushing use like software like so. you know what's on the same principle, but it takes a lot of experience to make a voice sound consistent like ben guys, for example, in the end human creativity is what counts with or without sufficient intelligence . the author, official artist, if you will, it seems as long as i hate to stay. what's about the legal aspect, who actually owns in a i sung, the creator, the company that develop the i software or the artist whose voice has been planned . the. * in the world of classical music, 3 of robot conduct tests. how did they be performance? just this year, we went to the germans, that to interest and for its premiere, pre robotic comes the kinds you might find in the industrial sector. re purpose for conducting an orchestra. here, the bottom makes way for 3 colored lightsabers keeping time and the premier of the

robot symphony specially composed for the occasion. it's a peas, no human could conduct. that's because each robot follows its own beat and tempo. have a lesson the interesting the 7 jointed robust the guns move as fluidly as a conductors, but it wasn't without human assets dressed them, symphony orchestras, artistic direct to macos rand, how to teach the robot each movement individually, the pickup. so the one who had to put on a kind of gloves which had various and tracking sensors on it, but it didn't work very well. at some point, i thought we could, we just use the robot itself. and that actually worked, and i think the robeteck arm fit around mine almost like a 2nd arm. and with

a fair amount of resistance, i was able to move it around. he is not either fun. oh, in the vague. so the measurements are almost human. but what was it like for the musicians? the biggest difficult thing is to work with the robot arms is that don't give any emotions at all. they don't see what we do know through the template, no to in the mountains, and they don't do anything. is just the thing they're doing, the beats, which is fine. it's okay. but i mean, the music is so much more without the human conduct to the orchestra is pretty much left to its own to i said, the 3 follow a strict tempo regardless of the officers response. that's why we such as from the technical university of police than planned to integrate sophisticated artificial intelligence. got you experience of what i know what to say. i play the role when it comes to recognizing the environment and everyone that robots and dr. drew

recognize how the orchestra rice. i'm saying this and how they respond would be the then we will certainly meet a items. ok. so far the robot of a more like a sophisticated matcher. now and then i conduct to, but maybe that gap can be bridge by ai, swedish composer and robotics enthusiasts, frederick ground has music or robots play the cello or the violent. some perform with humans. now, like in the mama symphony orchestra, they even have a robot cellist joining it. so how about you? have you listen to any music, let us know what you think and leave a comment under one of our videos. and so then see you next time on shift the man nibble see says, blue dies banking up during this week we

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