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Reviewing AI’s starring role in cinema - ITWeb

Artificial intelligence (AI) has always sparked storytellers' imaginations, bringing them into new, imaginative worlds. Movies, as a strong storytelling medium, provide us a peek into the future possibilities of AI and the impacts it might have on existence.Earlier films such as "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "The Terminator" depicted AI and robots as entities that develop self-awareness and, consequently, a desire to overthrow or harm their human creators.HAL 9000, the intelligent computer in "...

Hal Foster - We are our apps

Art​ history was shaken in the 1970s and 1980s, and the epicentre was 19th-century art. Emboldened by the resurgent Marxism and feminism of the 1960s, engaged scholars including T.J. Clark, Thomas Crow, Linda Nochlin and Griselda Pollock asked difficult questions about class, audience, gender and sexuality, questions that were soon rumbling through other fields as well.Yet disruptive though these inquiries were, they mostly continued to insist on the centrality of the French avant-garde. Even...

Soil classification - Everything2.com

Near Matches Ignore ExactFull Text Everything2 Soil classification (idea) by Princess Therion Thu Feb 05 2004 at 12:27:02 Ah, the joys of Geography. While some might not find the concept of soil classification very interesting and some may in-fact wonder why we need it all, it is actually a very important factor that people such as farmers and town planners have to take into account. By classifying soils it is easier to make predictions about how they will behave over time,...

hawse - as HAL

hawse (n.) From etymonline: "part of a ship's bow containing the hawse-holes," late 15c., from Old English or Old Norse hals "part of a ship's prow," literally "neck," from Proto-Germanic *h(w)alsaz, the general Germanic word (source also of Gothic, Danish, Swedish, Dutch, German hals), cognate with Latin collum (see collar (n.)), from PIE root from PIE root *kwel- (1) "revolve, move round; sojourn, dwell." Respelled with -aw- 16c.

Do we add Robotpocalypse to the list of threats to humanity we created? - Daily Kos

When I watched Boston Dynamics’ robodog Spot dancing to "Uptown Funk" in its 2018 video premiere, my amusement mingled with apprehension. Spot’s predecessor, a 2006 prototype BigDog, was promoted as an unarmed pack mule by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), useful for traversing terrain too rugged for vehicles. Fifteen years later, Spot is a dancer that displays awful potential, although Boston Dynamics prohibits weaponizing their dogs. What we see in the robodo...

halieutuc - HAL and Ovid and salty fish

halieutic (adj.) "pertaining to fishing," 1854, from Latin halieuticus, from Greek halieutikos "pertaining to fishing," from halieuein "to fish," from hals "the sea," literally "salt" (from PIE root *sal-"salt"). Halieutics "writing on the art of fishing" is from 1640s (Latin Halieutica was the title of a poem on fishing by Ovid).

The Curious Symbolism of Autumn in Literature and Myth

Autumn is at once symbolic of plenty, ripening, harvest, and abundance; and, at the same time, a symbol of decay, decline, old age, and even death, with associations of things being past their prime. To understand this we need to look at how writers have depicted autumn in poetry and other literature. In classical Greek mythology, the goddess of autumn was Carpo, who was part of the Horae or Hours, three goddesses who were the offspring of Zeus and Aphrodite and represented the three se...

Top 10 Robots in Pop Culture History - Analytics Insight

Technology was never able to keep up with storytellers’ imaginations, and every medium’s history is littered with fantastically designed robots of different forms, sizes, and purposes. This interest is understandable. The robot notion is so broad that it allows for an infinite variety of designs and concepts. Perhaps more intriguing is the fact that robots are frequently employed, paradoxically, to cut through to a bigger truth about humans. Others, on the other hand, just feed our primo...

Valkyrie

A Valkyrie is a figure in Norse mythology depicted as a warrior woman on horseback, a wolf or boar, and armed with a spear, who decides the fate of warriors in battle and carries the dead to Odin’s Valhalla. Valkyrie means "chooser of the slain", and those chosen will fight beside Odin at Ragnarök. Valhalla is Odin’s Hall of Heroes where the spirits of fallen warriors battle each other all day, return to life and health at evening, and spend the night drinking. It was one of f...

HeLA cells

HAL? In a cell? mq480 Skip to main contentSearch LoginExplore Journal info Subscribenaturenewsarticle NEWS · 29 October 2020·Correction 30 October 2020 Wealthy funder pays reparations for use of HeLa cells Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s six-figure donation is a step towards addressing racial injustice in the sciences. Show author information Alexandra Witze PDF version Cells fr...

Halo Effect (idea) by indestructible - Everything2.com

Near Matches Ignore ExactFull Text Everything2 Halo Effect (idea) See all of Halo Effect, there is 1 more in this node. (idea) by indestructible Sat Nov 04 2000 at 18:50:14 Halo effect happens when we draw a general impression about an someone based on a single characteristic. All else can be ignored because the the one bright, shining, beautiful personality trait. It comes from the cognitive need categorize things. Ever fell in love with someone based on one thing(or the i...

Halation | Definition of Halation by Merriam-Webster

Definition of Halation by Merriam-Webster ha·​la·​tion | \ hā-ˈlā-shən \ Definition of halation 1 : the spreading of light beyond its proper boundaries in a developed photographic image 2 : a bright ring that sometimes surrounds a bright object on a television screen First Known Use of halation 1859, in the meaning defined at sense 1 History and Etymology for halation halo + -ation Learn More about halation Time Traveler for halation The first known use of halation was ...

Half-fish (definition) by Webster 1913 - Everything2.com

Half-fish (definition) See all of Half-fish, no other writeups in this node. Half"-fish` (?), n. Zool. A salmon in its fifth year of growth. [Prov. Eng.] © Webster 1913. link view Epicenter You have 1 C! and 44 votes left today. server time Monday, August 17, 2020 at 3:09:30 your time Sunday, August 16, 2020 at 19:09:30Chatterbox(r) 2020-06-25@23:14 @+ riverrun says Hey, Thanks for your cool. That was a fun one. (r) 2020-06-29@6:05 (1.5 d) legbagede says cheers! I ...

The quantum Hall effect continues to reveal its secrets to mathematicians and physicists

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Human Leukocyte Antigens (HLA) Matching | Be The Match

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Txt copy of HAL as Havoc

SectionsSEARCHSkip to contentSkip to site indexSpace & CosmosLog inMonday, July 27, 2020SUBSCRIBE NOWLog InToday’s PaperSpace & Cosmos|Sun Storm Forecast: Tiny Chance of Havochttps://nyti.ms/YMFxha172Supported byContinue reading the main storySun Storm Forecast: Tiny Chance of HavocIn this image taken in July 2012, magnetic field lines in the Sun's atmosphere, the corona, twist and kink, forming what is known as a "flux rope." Later as it writhed, the rope's connection to th...

HAL as Havoc

SectionsSEARCHSkip to contentSkip to site indexSpace & CosmosLog inMonday, July 27, 2020SUBSCRIBE NOWLog InToday’s PaperSpace & Cosmos|Sun Storm Forecast: Tiny Chance of Havochttps://nyti.ms/YMFxha172Supported byContinue reading the main storySun Storm Forecast: Tiny Chance of HavocIn this image taken in July 2012, magnetic field lines in the Sun's atmosphere, the corona, twist and kink, forming what is known as a "flux rope." Later as it writhed, the rope's connection to th...

Leonard Harris, TV Critic With Star Turn, Dies at 81 - The New York Times

SectionsSEARCHSkip to contentSkip to site indexTelevisionLog inMonday, July 27, 2020SUBSCRIBE NOWLog InToday’s PaperTelevision|Leonard Harris, Television Critic, Dies at 81Supported byContinue reading the main storyLeonard Harris, Television Critic, Dies at 81By Daniel E. SlotnikAug. 31, 2011Leonard Harris, an arts and theater critic for New York’s CBS television affiliate who had his own dramatic turn playing a senator in Martin Scorsese’s classic film "Taxi Driver," died on Sunday in Hartfo...

Heiligerlee railway stop

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