Seems like AI lacks creativity ““My personal worry is that for a long time, we sought to diversify the voices — you know, who is telling the stories? And we tried to give agency to people from different parts of… Read More »Recommended Read: Generative AI like Midjourney creates images full of stereotypes
Veľmi oneskorená recenzia, keďže v divadle sme boli pár mesiacov dozadu, takže spomienky na vystúpenie sú matnejšie, ale stále sú, čo svedčí o kvalite vystúpenia. Viktor Horján nás zaujal skvelým výkonom vo Vážení susedia, zamykajte vchod, a tak sme sa… Read More »Adrenalín (GUnaGU)
This never occurred to me. And that artist took it into account is amazing
In Our Times on Maynard Keynes book The Economic Consequences of the Peace. Lot of new information for me, e.g. Austria starving and being blockaded by Czechoslovakia and Poland after the WWI. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001qtpf
“If you’re a journalist in Greece and you report on corruption, that’s a threat to national security in the eyes of some. In Poland or Hungary, national security is considered compromised if an opposition politician polemicizes against the government. The… Read More »Recommended Read: Sophie in’t Veld on the “Predator Files”: “It’s a Deal from Hell”
“The idea that consciousness is in the brain is so ingrained in our science, in our everyday speech, even in popular culture that it seems almost beyond question. “We just don’t even notice that we are adopting a view that… Read More »Recommended Read: What Plants Are Saying About Us
“what was one of the earliest online food delivery platforms? That would be Talabat, launched by a group of Kuwaiti students in Cairo, in 2004. That’s three years before the iPhone came to market.” https://restofworld.org/2023/rest-vs-west/
“Discoveries almost never arrive as we think they will, as lightning bolt eurekas. They are slow, gradual, communal. Alien life may not be something we ever ‘find’, but instead inch towards, ever closer, like a curve approaching its asymptote. For… Read More »Recommended Read: Alien life might not be something science can ever ‘discover’
Fascinating exploration of tools used throughout history since fingercounting to Apollo missions Snippet “when US forces occupying Japan organised a maths competition between an army private with an electric calculator and a local civil servant with a beaded soroban (Japanese… Read More »Recommended Read: James Vincent · Instrumental Tricks: Prosthetic Brainpower
Making up false stories so you can win an argument must go https://youtu.be/HTMO2ooMLf8?si=uwCfLnCnjPumvP6Z