(Dis)connected: mitigating isolation in a virtually connected world
Our ancestors once huddled in small, isolated communities, their faces illuminated by flickering fires. Evidence of controlled campfires for cooking…
DAI#37 – Slaughter bots, fake audio, and mysterious AI
Welcome to this week’s roundup of handmade AI news. This week AI got a gym teacher arrested. A mysterious chatbot…
DAI#36 – Mini models, upscale video, and AI dogfights
Welcome to our roundup of this week’s freshest AI news. This week AI took blurry videos and made them look…
DAI#35 – Curious AI, robot soccer, and artificial musicians
Welcome to our weekly roundup of ethically sourced AI news. This week AI taught robots how to play soccer. Udio…
The paradox of curiosity in the age of AI
Curiosity drives technology research and development, but does it drive and magnify the risks of AI itself? And what happens…
DAI#34 – Data grabs, hot chips, and plus-size models
Welcome to this week’s roundup of triple-distilled artisanal AI news. This week, companies that scrape your data for free complained…
NVIDIA’s AI odyssey: from humble origins to a $2 trillion company
NVIDIA, a name synonymous with cutting-edge technology and innovation, was founded just some three decades ago in 1993. From humble…
DAI#33 – Games, voice clones, and AI fortune tellers
Welcome to this week’s roundup of handwritten AI news. This week OpenAI said its AI voice cloner was too good…
The Lonely Boys: Which countries are the most interested in AI girlfriends?
The various capabilities of artificial intelligence have exploded into the mainstream in the past year, and with that means the…
DAI#32 – Sora action, digital twins, and AI Borg hive minds
Welcome to our roundup of this week’s spiciest AI news. This week Sora impressed filmmakers and depressed actors. Researchers created…
