M11 with a vintage lens to give that retro look. I am convinced that AI cannot replace our innate desire to create art. Sometimes you need to go retro.
CULTURE
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Social Media Content Reflects Global Knowledge and Cultural Diversity
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Content on social media is being contributed by everyone and reflects the diversity of knowledge and culture in the entire world.
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Using Chat for Culturally Conscious Gatherings
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Creating a more culturally-conscious gathering with Chat? Now you're cooking. pic.twitter.com/i5HQeAWVZP
— Bing (@bing) 22 novembre 2023Creating a more culturally-conscious gathering with Chat? Now you're cooking.
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Groq CEO discusses digital replicas ethics at Dubai Future Forum
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On Nov 28 at the #DubaiFutureForum2023, Oskar Mencer, CEO Maxeler, a Groq Company, and other panelists explore the ethical and social challenges that arise from creating digital replicas of ourselves. More info at https://
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Twitter’s Decline Accelerated by Migration to Threads and Mastodon
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Twitter is dead, @elonmusk Last week, as the OpenAI drama unfolded, people rushed to Threads and Mastodon, where all the top AI people were expressing their opinions on the matter. This was the last straw that broke Twitter's back.
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New Netflix Series Deal Inspired by OpenAI Weekend Content
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Ok, new @netflix series signed and the good news is that this @OpenAI weekend had enough content for 4 seasons!
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Social Spread: Empowering People Drives Effective Change
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Innovation research shows that "social spread" is the most effective way to enact change. @Digitaltonto reveals why empowering people to achieve their own goals rather than trying to convince them to change works.
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OpenAI and Altman Google Search Trends Comparison
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Here’s a look at how “OpenAI” and “Altman” compared as Google search terms in the past week, according to @GoogleTrends
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Tech Company Celebrates Major Milestone With Office Party
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This will be a fun part of the movie: “Many employees then flocked to the company’s Mission District office for a party. Employees hugged, drank and celebrated. At one point, the fire alarm went off”