Sunrise 7 NEWS | Record Breaking 24-hour performance at SuperNova |

The 24-hour marathon performance will be a part of the Supernova concert on the Gold Coast.

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Insight SBS | A.I. Friend Or Foe?

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ABC News | 'Final Beatles record' to be released this year, aided by AI

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ABC News | Music for dogs

Our four-legged best friends in Darwin are being treated to a specially-adapted musical performance by Charlie Chan.

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SBS News | Marina replaced her staff with AI. This is how it's disrupting everyday Australian jobs

Charlie Chan is an Australian musician and composer who's been recording solo piano works for 25 years. They developed their own musical AI assistant, ChAI (Charlie Chan AI) to emulate their musical style so they could ease their workload and enable themselves to eat and take short naps during concerts. “The idea was, I'll teach somebody how to do something very similar to me and get its ideas,” Charlie told Insight.

Watch Insight's episode AI: Friend or Foe – and whether the hype or hysteria is justified – on SBS On Demand.

The Sydney Morning Herald | Many people are afraid AI will take their jobs. Charlie Chan welcomes it

While many of us are wrestling with the possibility that artificial intelligence could soon render us redundant, pianist and composer Charlie Chan is training AI to play exactly like they do, in order that they might be able to work that little bit harder and longer | Karl Quinn

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ABC News | Darwin dogs dig jazz compositions of Australian composer Charlie Chan

What has four legs, two ears, and a love for jazz? Believe it or not, it’s your average backyard pooch. A pack of Darwin dogs have been broadening their musical horizons this weekend, thanks to a special performance by Australian composer Charlie Chan.

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Composer Charlie Chan to release a new album every week for a year

Charlie Chan is a prolific pianist and composer, but it's their latest project that is truly out of this world. For the next 52 weeks, Charlie will release an album every Friday, named after a constellation visible in the sky on the day of release.

Guest: Charlie Chan, pianist and composer of Constellation

Producer: Luke Siddham Dundon and Jade Clarke

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Charlie Chan is a prolific pianist and composer, but it’s their latest project that is truly out of this world. For the next 52 weeks, Charlie will release an album every Friday, named after a constellation visible in the sky on the day of release. Guest: Charlie Chan, pianist and composer of Constellation

Producer: Luke Siddham Dundon and Jade Clark

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A 24-hour world record marathon piano performance by one of Australia’s leading concert pianists provides one of the most unusual and profound arts offerings for the winter solstice this year.

Pianist and composer Charlie Chan has developed an artificial intelligence that is learning to play in precisely their style | The Sydney Morning Herald

One of Australia’s great enduring talents, Charlie Chan has been making music for over half a century. From pop songs in shopping malls to the soundtracks of some of Australia’s most loved series (McLeod’s Daughters), Charlie has covered it all. | By Adam Ross

Several years ago, an Australian and a Virginian dreamed up an idea for a “global orchestra” — a fusion of music and technology as a means to connect diverse people all over the world. As part of that effort, they also dreamed up the “Concert for the Planet,” a live-stream event that uses technology to enable musicians at every level and every time zone to unite to play the same piece of music at the same time, communicating in a musical language “for the planet’s sake.”

The Sydney Morning Herald | Baxter the Robot and Accenture Liquid Studio in world first

Life could have been so different for Baxter the Robot. A product of US company, Rethink Robotics, Baxter was designed to perform any dull, repetitive tasks no human would ever want to undertake.

But this little robot effectively won robo-Lotto when he encountered musician and composer Charlie Chan and her collaborators.

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The founders of a worldwide musical event that bridges far-flung communities together through song will talk about their experiences at NASA’s Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia.

Global Orchestra founders Charlie Chan and Justin Baird will give a lecture Tuesday, April 3 at 2 p.m. EST in Langley's Pearl Young Theater as part of the center’s Colloquium Series lecture. They will also give a talk at 7:30 p.m. EST at the Virginia Air and Space Center as part of the Sigma Series of lectures.

The Guardian | March 2014

Film and television composer Charlie Chan is determined to get everyone thinking about climate change and she’s come up with a musical way to do it during Earth Hour

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Five local multimedia developers are the first to benefit from NSW's inaugural Access Australia awards. Trudi McIntosh reports

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Chan a jack of all trades | Herald Sun

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Charlie Chan aims to set up a Website to give the public access to new bands

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No fear of cyberspace….. Charlie Chan will perform live for downloading on the internet

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Charlie Chan isn't an Oriental detective from a '40s film, but, reports LYNDEN BARBER, she could be just about anything else | The Sydney Morning Herald

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