13:45:40	 From Bia Fonseca : genome sequencing?
13:45:47	 From Gustav Madsen : traffic?
13:45:50	 From Kasper Hede Nielsen : predicting pseudo-random numbers
13:45:51	 From Niels : Sentiment analysis
13:45:52	 From Ulrik Friis-Jensen : Prediction of sales in stores
13:46:01	 From Mads : state estimation from noisy measurements
13:46:14	 From Gustav Madsen : prediction of electricity prices
13:46:42	 From Jonathan Elsborg : wind power production
13:46:44	 From Eugen : cartoon movie generation
13:46:46	 From Martin Lyskjær Frølund : Predicting earthquakes
13:46:49	 From Kaare  To  Troels Christian Petersen(privately) : Generating text, art and magic the gathering cards
13:47:06	 From Yannis Mageiras : Music Generation
13:47:09	 From Morten Poulsen : drug synthesis
13:47:48	 From Maja Skafsgaard : plane and train ticket purchases/peoples travels
13:50:07	 From Morten Poulsen : Music generation for the curious:
https://www.aiva.ai/
https://openai.com/blog/musenet/
13:50:22	 From Daniel S. : on the poles they have instruments for measuring the movements in the earth, which can detect atom bombs as well, could be used for historical data
13:50:42	 From Markus Hofer : Or for Guitar Amplifier Emulation - https://github.com/GuitarML/SmartAmpPro
13:51:36	 From Emily Madeleine Wilbur : Probably the best way to predict earthquakes would be to try to predict when accumulated stress on a fault exceeds a threshold required for the fault to slip.
13:58:42	 From Bia Fonseca : yes
13:58:45	 From Neus : yes
14:42:23	 From Maja Skafsgaard : I wrote on Slack, should we write an email instead?
14:43:27	 From Maja Skafsgaard : yes :)
14:43:32	 From Maja Skafsgaard : Nice, thanks!