formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In one of the busy malls in Tokyo, Ikuko, Japan’s oldest and and most famous geisha dances for shoppers in an elegant black kimono with precise movements. Only, the 86-year-old isn’t really there; it’s her hologram, a 3D projection of … Continued
AI clones are becoming more common, but the early-stage technology is not without risks. Source: BBC
The biggest crowd-pleaser, The Postman, imagined a future where a trashsorting robot longs for the human connection it once found delivering handwritten letters as a postal worker. These films made me feel something, which itself has become a provocative statement. … Continued
A new field of “tokenomics” has emerged to measure the return on all the money companies are pouring into artificial intelligence. Source: NY Times
The tech giant showcased 11 AI-generated short films at Manhattan’s arthouse Metrograph theater. Source: Variety
Major tech companies and startups are developing new types of wearable gadgets that can “see” or “hear.” Meta is selling millions of its EssilorLuxottica AI glasses with embedded cameras and microphones; Samsung will launch its own smart glasses later this … Continued