…with tools for cleaning your multitool.

*I’m touched when people make the effort to select “the worst.”

Dear All, I’d like to make you aware of our book publication: “Training the Archive” includes four new essays by Hannes Bajohr, Mél Hogan, Moritz Ibing et al., and Giulia Taurino, interviews with experts from the field of artificial intelligence, a collection of material in the form of images, information on prototypes and documentation of […]

*Holy cow, those huge, flat processors right in front of the user’s eyeballs,,,

*Haus Lise Lotte is not so much a “house” as a very extensive, multi-year video performance — but I was so entertained that, last year, I started contributing money to the cause. *In very similar makertainment news, this is Laura Kampf chief-lieutenant Felix Schelhasse equipping his own makertainment studio with a built-in network of vaccuum […]

“Protective equipment is cheaper than hospital bills later,” especially the hospital bills in the USA.

*Well, some people are “makers,” and some people have industries.

https://garanteprivacy.it/home/docweb/-/docweb-display/docweb/9978020 ChatGPT: Garante privacy, notificato a OpenAI l’atto di contestazione per le violazioni alla normativa privacy ChatGPT: Garante privacy, notificato a OpenAI l’atto di contestazione per le violazioni alla normativa privacy Il Garante per la protezione dei dati personali ha notificato a OpenAI, società che gestisce la piattaforma di intelligenza artificiale ChatGPT, l’atto di contestazione […]

From: CBInsights.com, 29 January 2024 While 2022 kicked off the text-to-image craze and generated some incredibly iconic viral images like The Pope Drip, AI video generation will be a key trend to watch in 2024. The tech will have major impacts across advertising, Hollywood, and other visual media industries. And text-to-video is the new hotness […]

It’s common around the world to hand-make sandals from defunct car-tires, but I’ve never seen this jugaad handicraft semi-industrialized like this. This workshop has boilers and pressure-cutters, and yet, the upshot — the eventual shoes — are still remarkably ugly.