Imagine the scene: you're riding in a taxi and you hear a familiar, pleasant voice singing a poem by Murman Lebanidze. The melody feels so intimate and "Georgian" that for a split second, you forget – this song doesn't exist in the traditional sense. It wasn't recorded in a studio, nor was it performed by a singer. It is a mathematical algorithm that, guided by the right human prompts, has accurately deciphered our cultural code.
Welcome to 2026. Today, we are no longer preparing to coexist with Artificial Intelligence – we are already living with it. What's more, we’ve entered this process with a great deal of awareness.
The very same algorithms that predict consumer behavior in digital marketing today are now perfectly aligning with our musical tastes as well. AI has learned to perceive context, emotional tonality, and those nuances that were previously considered the sole domain of human intuition. When a platform suggests a song that matches your mood, or an online store shows you exactly the product you were looking for, you enjoy the result and rarely think about the complex technological processes behind that convenience. It is precisely this "invisible" efficiency that has brought us to the point where the artificial and the real have blended so seamlessly that finding the dividing line between them is becoming increasingly difficult...















