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Belarusian shift worker in Yamal creates songs in Belarusian with AI. "Music used to be a closed club. Neural networks kicked open these doors"

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Nasha Niva (BY)3h ago

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Belarusian shift worker in Yamal creates songs in Belarusian with AI. "Music used to be a closed club. Neural networks kicked open these doors"

Dzmitry Yarmolich works on a rotational basis in the oil and gas industry. He previously worked at oil facilities in the North Slope region in northern Alaska, then in Yamal and the Vyngapur gas field in the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.

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