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Humans should get the credit for AI-made art

In December 1964, over a single black affair in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, John Coltrane, and his quartet recorded the absoluteness of . This jazz album is advised Coltrane’s masterpiece – the acme of his airy activation – and sold a actor copies. What it represents is all too human: a climb out of addiction, a angelic quest, a paean to God.

How I fully quit Google (and you can, too)

Over the past six months, I have gone on a decidedly tough, time-intensive, and candid quest — to quit using, entirely, the articles of just one aggregation — Google. What should be a simple task was, in reality, many hours of analysis and testing. But I did it. Today, I am Google-free, part of the western world’s ultimate agenda minority, addition who does not use articles from the world’s two most admired technology companies (yes, I don’t use Facebook either).

From sexting to politics: How emoji evolved this decade

Believe it or not, the first emoji was created in 1999 by a Japanese artist, Shigetaka Kurita, who wanted to create a simple, quick, and adorable way of carrying information. At that time, Kurita was alive as a developer for i-mode, an internet belvedere owned by Japan’s main mobile carrier, DOCOMO. Fast-forward almost 20 years and these small, yellow, affecting characters now represent a lot more than at first sight.

Researchers were about to solve AI’s black box problem, then the lawyers got involved

AI has a “black box” problem. We cram data in one side of a apparatus acquirements system and we get after-effects out the other, but we’re often unsure what happens in the middle. Researchers and developers nearly had the issue licked, with “explainable algorithms” and “transparent AI” trending over the past few years. Then came the lawyers.

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