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Guillermo Caminero Fernández

Graduado en Ingeniería de Telecomunicaciones con especialidad en electrónica y master en Ingeniería de Telecomunicaciones por la Universidad de Valladolid. Apasionado por la tecnología, la electrónica, el hacking y en especial la inteligencia artificial. Experiencia en modelos de deep learning en concreto para la rama de visión por computador. Actualmente es Data Scientist en el área AI & Analytics Services de Telefónica IOT & Big Data Tech.



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Guillermo Caminero Fernández

AI of Things (VI): Generative Artificial Intelligence, creating music to the rhythm of perceptron

In recent years, the number of AI (Artificial Intelligence) models that are used to generate synthetic information has exploded. One of the most famous, and one that has been...

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