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Artificial intelligence (AI) in mortgage adoption is growing. According to a 2022 survey, 49% of mortgage companies expect AI to help reduce headcount; 20% said that mortgage AI/ML would significantly trim their payroll. Indeed, the technology has widespread applications in financial services, from enabling more intuitive mortgage RPA to improving borrower experiences.
What’s more, advancements in mortgage AI/ML show no signs of stopping. From basic data analysis, we have progressed towards ideas like individual artificial intelligence (a combination of machine algorithms and human brain synapses) and adaptive AI. These can perform much more than high-volume data processing and predictions. Adaptive AI, in particular, has the potential to be the defining mortgage technology of our time due to its incredible flexibility.
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'Untitled Sound Objects' is a series of works by Pe Lang and Zimoun in which the artists explore the properties of sound, materials, resonance and generative systems. In the piece,
vibrating motors cause glass plates to oscillate. Various kinds of materials and objects are placed on these plates and generate sounds which are processed and amplified. The fragility
and complexity of the resulting sound architecture resonates with the elegance and smart simplicity of their instrument. For the development of their music Pe Lang and Zimoun have a
great interest in how sound can be shaped, how space can be engineered, and how new dynamics and tone colours can be produced in a combination of digital and electroacoustical
techniques.
Untitled Sound Objects ist eine Reihe von Arbeiten in denen Pe Lang und Zimoun die Eigenschaften von Klang, Materialien, Resonanzen und generativen Systemen erkunden. Vibrierende Motoren versetzen Glasplatten in Schwingung. Darauf verteilte, verschiedene Materialien und Objekte erzeugen Töne, die anschließend prozessiert und verstärkt werden. Die Fragilität und Komplexität der entstehenden Klangarchitektur harmoniert mit der Eleganz und Einfachheit des Instruments. In der Entwicklung ihrer Musik haben Pe Lang und Zimoun ein großes Interesse an der Formbarkeit von Klang, an der Konstruktion von Räumen und an der Frage, wie neue Dynamiken und Klangfarben mit einer Kombination aus digitalen und elektroakustischen Techniken erzeugt werden können.