Tag: artificial-intelligence
I'm Finding "New Siri" Rather Lackluster and—Honestly—I Think Most People Will
Apple is finally getting somewhere with their latest edition of Siri AI in iOS 27, but I feel it's kneecapped by Apple's own philosophy, which isn't in line with reality
The Smoke Blowing Up Telus’s Ass
What exactly are they doing, as represented by "Stańczyk" by Jan Matejko.
Transcribing for Fun and Profit
Our local university is making bad decisions, as represented by "Vanquished" by Emily Carr
This is not a supercomputer
Telus are a thorn in our side, as represented by "Self-Portrait" by Joseph Ducreaux
How Long Did It Take For People to Meaningfully Notice My AI Profile Picture?
For months I've been using an AI-generated profile picture and, for most of that time, nobody seemed to actually care—until they got mad
Digital Humanities Part 4: Why We Need the Digital Humanities
Why the humanities need digital methods right now: the digitized record, public scholarship, open teaching, honest answers to skeptics, and the AI moment.
"AI for All" Is Getting On Our Nerves
Canada's AI strategy is buzzword nonsense, as represented by "The Anatomy Lesson" by Rembrandt van Rijn
OpenAI Misled Everyone
And the media helped them do it, as represented by "Yard with Lunatics" by Francisco Goya
The Puffery of AI CEOs
Why must we listen to these people, as represented by "The Harrowing of Hell" by Jacob van Swanenburgh
Elon Musk Talks a Lot
Musk says some very silly things, as represented by "Vision of the Last Days" by Hildegard of Bingen
Open AI Doesn’t Want Your Money Yet
The IPO is lost in a dream, as represented by "The Persistence of Memory" by Salvador Dali
Squiggles All the Way Down
A discourse on the nature of AI hallucinations, as represented by "The Treachery of Images" by Rene Magritte
Vibing At Mederu.art
An identity crisis is happening around NFTs, and a lot of people are trying to build the next big thing, but where are...