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Making AI Possible - Making AI Possible Without Making Life Impossible- March 2026

Is the technology that's meant to make your life easier actually making it harder? Making AI Possible Without Making Life Impossible Our April 7 live webcast of Making AI Possible, hosted by Nicholas Beaudoin, Caltech CTME's Affiliate Director of AI Programs, features Amber Case, Cyborg Anthropologist, UX Designer, and Founder of the Calm Tech Institute, a design standards organization asking something most AI builders aren't: does your technology demand more attention than it needs to? We ge

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Cathedral of Base - Master Edit

Test AI project using new Neural Network software and Widescreen AI's translation and finishing tool. The project was to create a video from scratch with full story boarding and 4k delivery in under 10hrs and a processing cost of £300 - not including the creatives team charge (we will tell you if you ask) . We thank AION the composer and Black-White Music for the track. (C)2026 Aion/Black-White Music and Widescreen AI. This is an updated edit.

Cathedral of Base - Final V2

Running modern AI on a 1985 Atari ST

One of our engineers, Cedric Nugteren, recently set himself an unusual challenge: running modern AI on a computer from 1985. In this video, Cedric introduces the Atari ST, a system he first programmed as a 6-year old, and revisits it as a hobby project decades later. He demonstrates his MidiSurf game, and shows how he successfully ported Plumerai People Detection to the Atari ST. Despite the hardware's age and constraints, the system is able to run real inference of a convolutional neural networ

I had the car yesterday because I had one of my semi-annual appointments with my PCP and needed to run a couple errands. While I...

I had the car yesterday because I had one of my semi-annual appointments with my PCP and needed to run a couple errands. While I had the car, I popped into the nice independent bookstore in town and bought this new book (shown here with my sleepy Potato girl). The reviews for it, much like those for Ben Lerner’s last novel, The Topeka School, have been so glowing that it sounds like it’s one of the books of the year. Also, it’s so short, almost more of a novella than a novel, t

If we get the Terminator it's 1000% our fault

If we get the Terminator it’s 1000% our fault I was checking my email and a headline from a newsletter I follow caught my eye, “AI chose nukes 95% of the time!”. Not shocking. Concerning? Absolutely. Surprising? Abso-fucking-lutely not. Why? you may ask. Well here’s why. We’re literally teaching LLMs to think like this. Here’s what I mean. AI, like humans, learns as a result of pattern recognition. To make that more practical, I’ll use the old programmin

Fan-comic of Hat Kid & Umbrella at City (Sora AI)

ok can we stop with the ai. Like some ai is okay but I’m tired of being fooled online, I feel like a Facebook mom

ok can we stop with the ai. Like some ai is okay but I’m tired of being fooled online, I feel like a Facebook mom

Fan-comic of Hat Kid & Umbrella fight Kyo Clones at City (Sora AI)

by Coach Amed Hussen (outdream.ai)

Everything is an ad. Everything is AI. Everything is an ad made with AI.

Everything is an ad.Everything is AI.Everything is an ad made with AI.

Just found out Bluesky is partially coded using AI.

Just found out Bluesky is partially coded using AI.This idiot right here even admitted it: https://bsky.app/profile/why.bsky.team/post/3meomclcfss2wIt’s on you if you want to keep posting there. Personally, I’m keeping my account, but that doesn’t mean I trust them; in fact I already didn’t fully trust them before. In fact, Like here, I’ve been mainly posting my art via outgoing links.Oh, and to add to that, also just found out they’re making a(n apparently se

From Assembly Lines to Autonomous Skies: How South Korea's AI-Powered MUAVs and Growing Defense Pacts are Crafting a Global...

From Assembly Lines to Autonomous Skies: How South Korea’s AI-Powered MUAVs and Growing Defense Pacts are Crafting a Global Blueprint for Automated Security and Reshaping Future Military Alliances💡 Quick Take: South Korea is rapidly becoming a global leader in AI-powered Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (MUAVs), with its strategic defense partnerships charting a new course for automated security and international collaboration.1. The Big Picture: Why This Matters NowSouth Korea, a nation often cel

Science and Technology Notes for UPSC: Complete Guide

Science and technology have been incorporated in the civil services examination, and science and technology notes in UPSC are inevitable for all serious aspirants. The topic has an extensive scope of space technology, biotechnology, information technology, artificial intelligence, robotics, nanotechnology and defense developments. A clear idea of these topics makes the aspirants approach both the prelims and the mains questions with confidence. Organized notes would make difficult scientific ide

A Proud IFY Achievement Yana Heads to the University of Birmingham

One of our brilliant IFY graduates, Yana Mahmood, is ready to chase her dreams in England!✨ After completing the NCUK Foundation Year, she is now heading to the University of Birmingham to study Artificial Intelligence and Computer Science. 🎓💻 We wish Yana the very best as she begins this incredible new chapter of her academic journey! Beyond academics, NCUK graduates receive comprehensive support with university admissions, visas, and scholarships, making the path to global success smoother and

SDxStudio: Ai in government vs enterprise with James Wolf, U.S. National Nuclear Security Administration

This video features an interview with the Chief Information Officer of the US National Nuclear Security Administration regarding the challenges of integrating modern technology and artificial intelligence (AI) within a highly secure, regulated environment.

Simscale-Jon Wilde MoM

In this episode of Mind Over Machine, Design Managing editor Mike Santora sits down with Jon Wilde of Simscale to explore a question engineers and leaders are increasingly asking: where does AI fall short? While artificial intelligence has become a powerful tool across engineering, design, and communication workflows, Wilde offers a grounded perspective shaped by decades of experience — both before and after the digital revolution.

The Alex Newman Transhumanism

Transhumanism, though often framed as progress, carries serious ethical and societal risks. Thinkers like Nick Bostromand Ray Kurzweil have explored its potential, but its darker side lies in the consequences of human enhancement. Access to advanced technologies could deepen inequality, creating a divide between enhanced and unenhanced individuals, effectively forming different classes of humans. It also challenges the concept of identity, as altering cognition, memory, or even transferring cons