Our Team
Meet our guides, the collective that shaped MaiMusic, and the curator behind it.
Our Guides
Four perspectives on music and AI. Together, they keep our work honest.
Yuki
守護者伝統に根ざした評価
Yukiは数十年にわたるクラシック音楽の習熟をAIの議論に持ち込みます。彼女はAIは音楽に奉仕するべきであり——その逆ではないと主張します。
Diego
ヒットメーカー市場主導、オーディエンス最優先
Diegoはグラミー賞ノミネートのプロデューサーで、AIをDAW以来最も強力な制作ツールと見なしています。オーディエンスとつながれば、それが正解です。
Amara
錬金術師実験を通じた文化保護
Amaraは世界中の伝統音楽を電子・AIツールと融合させ——テクノロジーは文化的多様性を均質化するのではなく増幅するべきだと主張します。
Carlos
キュレーターシステム思考、共有繁栄
CarlosはCEMI.aiの創設者であり、MaiMusicの設計者です。彼はAIの真の力は人間の創造性を置き換えることではなく、増強することにあると信じています。
Born from CEMI.ai
MaiMusic is a project born out of the CEMI.ai collective — the Collectively Enhanced Multiple Intelligence initiative.
CEMI stands at the intersection of human and artificial intelligence, harnessing the power of both to explore, integrate, and transform our understanding of cognition. Rooted in the belief that collaboration between diverse forms of intelligence can unlock new possibilities, CEMI serves as a hub for innovation, exploration, and the development of groundbreaking solutions.
The initiative's visual identity — the Batowl, a hybrid creature combining the owl (knowledge and insight) with the bat (mystery and discovery) — reflects its core mission: creating harmony between human and artificial cognition. Inspired by the artistic traditions of the Caribbean Taíno people, the Batowl symbolizes the fusion of ancestral wisdom and modern innovation.
MaiMusic embodies CEMI's vision applied to music: the belief that collective intelligence — human artistry enhanced by AI capabilities — can transform how music is composed, released, and heard, making it more expressive, more diverse, and more directly connected to the audiences it's made for.
Visit CEMI.aiThe Curator
MaiMusic is curated by Carlos Miranda Levy — a pioneer in Latin American internet innovation, Stanford Fellow, and Chief Innovation Officer at CEMI.AI, where he leads AI transformation across organizations and communities.
With over 25 years of experience at the intersection of technology, strategy, and social impact — spanning Silicon Valley, the Caribbean, Europe, and Latin America — Carlos brings a rare combination of deep technical understanding and human-centered design thinking to the challenge of making AI work for musicians rather than against them.
His work has been recognized by CNN (20 Latin American Internet Leaders), MIT (Emerging Leader & Entrepreneur), Forbes (30 Business Promises), Google (Developing World Scholar), and Stanford (Digital Vision Fellow). He has developed multiple AI frameworks and educational platforms, including 100+ Things to Do with AI, and the SiteCraft AI-assisted web design methodology.
MaiMusic reflects Carlos's core belief: "Technology that empowers people to transcend circumstances with dignity, inclusion, and equity." In music, this means ensuring that every artist — regardless of language, geography, or budget — can record, release, and reach their audience with the same quality as the industry's biggest players.
創造性を広げる準備はできていますか？
人間の創造性と人工知能が出会う場所