AI-Generated Fantasy and Sci-Fi Visual Art Showcase: Exploring Creativity with MidJourney and Beyond Artificial Intelligence (AI) has completely transformed the way we think about creativity. A few years ago, I, like a lot of other people, was fascinated by the … Continue reading AI-Generated Fantasy and Sci-Fi Visual Art Showcase: Exploring Creativity with MidJourney and Beyond
I want to write a review of Michio Kaku’s book, The Future of Humanity. The snag is, I read it over a year ago, and the details are somewhat hazy. I might recall some concepts, but there’s likely a chunk … Continue reading Unraveling Michio Kaku’s Future Vision and the Shift from Intuition to Data-Driven Decisions
What do nature documentaries do with their unused footage? They could release them as free stock footage. Original draft written in March 2017 Found this webpage recently that talks of a call to action for filmmakers, in general, to release … Continue reading What do nature documentaries do with their unused footage?
Podcasts and audiobooks have seen a significant surge in popularity. They offer a convenient means of acquiring information, especially during extended commutes, workout sessions, or other downtime moments. In an era where our lives are growing busier, finding time to … Continue reading Revolutionizing Reading: The Future of Magazines in Audio Format
I originally wrote this idea back in 2016 and now with the announcement of Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses, I think it would be good to bring this back. One of the problems that confounded the success of Google Glass was … Continue reading Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses and Google Glass Privacy Protection
What has even happened recently? A little bit before the US government congressional hearings on UFOs, my YouTube algorithm was showing me podcasts of interviews with UFO whistleblowers. I watched a few. Some seem more credible than others, but who … Continue reading UFO/UAP Podcasts
I started reading the book Race After Technology by Rudolf Benjamin a while ago and recently picked it back up. From what I gather so far, the crux of the book is that as technology continues to develop, it has … Continue reading Anti-Racism in Emerging Technologies
I recently read an article by Robin Kaiser-Schatzlein of the New York Times reviewing a Netflix miniseries by the Obamas about working-class life and how it is not depicted in media as much anymore. In the years prior to Ronald … Continue reading Depicting Working Class Life
A digital apple is encoded as 0s and 1s. The same set of 0s and 1s will display the same apple on my screen as on another screen. Our memories are encoded as a series of connections in our brains. … Continue reading Encoding Memories
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