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The state of artificial intelligence has really evolved. This video features too “chatbots” conversing with each other after they each learned responses and conversation patterns from thousands of chats with people (you can try that out by clicking here.) The story was profiled on NPR, but ended abruptly when host Robert Siegel couldn’t produce a [...]
Tags:AI·chatbots·Cornell·I am not a robot·NPR·Robert Siegel·robots·unicorn
As I’ve learned from my 7-year old, graphic novels are tremendously appealing to young minds. Here’s a novel way to engage kids in the classroom by creating their own illustrated stories using digital tools. A few years ago I put together a really rudimentary teaching guide to using Comic Life in the classroom. It was [...]
Tags:comic art·comic life·digital comics·digital tools·DIY·Education·Educational Programming·graphic novels·teacher tools
This segment is a few months old, but creative hacking is pretty timeless. How ‘gesture technology’ like Microsoft Kinect will change the way we live | Need to Know Here’s a term you may not have heard yet — but we can just about guarantee that you will. It’s called “gesture technology” — using our [...]
via youtube.com I posted this a couple year’s ago, but here it is again… The DIY HDTV antenna that pulls in the cleanest HD signal you can get… over the air! Cable companies squash down the HD signal to cram as many “HD” channels as they can into your wire. Over-the-air is the least compressed [...]
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Look out – here come’s mobile film-making! No excuses – the editing application is in the phone! via vimeo.com
Tags:filmmaker resources·Filmmaking·Future of public media·HD·hyperlocal journalism·iPhone·mobile filmmaking·Video
Tags:Brent Green·feature film·Filmmaking·Gravity was everywhere back then·Independent Filmmaking·low budget·stop motion
via brickartist.com Lego blocks turned creepily postmodern. Got to love this evolutionary step.
Tags:art of the brick·creepy sculptures·Lego blocks·Nathan Sawaya