Gurley argues Dylan knew more about folk music than anyone in Minnesota before leaving.
“And I have a high confidence level based on what I've read that he knew more about folk music than anyone else in Minnesota when he left for New York.”
Gurley asserts Dylan knew more about folk music than anyone else in Minnesota through obsessive study.
“I have a high confidence level based on what I've read that he knew more about folk music than anyone else in Minnesota when he left for New York.”
“part of what's really cool about an artisan or a craftsman is they're really studying the nuance at the edge of the field. And that's the stuff that's not in the AI model.”
Gurley describes Bob Dylan as always having been a historian, insanely studious about music.
“Dylan is a, and and always was going way back to when he when he got started is is a historian. He, he liked, and he's insanely studious about music.”
Gurley argues artisans differentiating at the edge of their field are the last thing AI will replace, not rote work.
“The way you're differentiating yourself is what's out on the edge of that field. And that's the last thing the AI is coming after.”