If you’ve been hanging out in the Artist Series so far, we’ve talked about Surrealists, Impressionists, Pop people, and that one painter who seems personally offended by straight lines. But under all of that, there’s a sneaky question quietly raising its hand in the back of the room: “Um… what even is art?” Good question, … Read more
Every few months, AI makes a leap that feels like someone at the lab accidentally leaned on the “+200% awesomeness” button. Lately, that button has been duct-taped down — because video generation is suddenly growing at the speed of a caffeinated golden retriever sprinting across a hardwood floor. I’ve been experimenting with the newest wave of generative … Read more
Let’s be honest — humans have always had a weird relationship with knowledge. We crave it, chase it, build libraries full of it… and then, just as often, panic and try to light those libraries on fire. It’s like we’re on an eternal first date with wisdom: things start out great, but the moment it challenges us, … Read more
Yesterday, I was staring at the Gemini spinner like it was a slot machine stuck on heartbreak. Two hours in, zero videos. Today? I hit refresh, and BOOM — my golden retriever was meowing in Dolby Digital like nothing ever happened. Here’s the tip that saved me: If Veo feels like it’s on an existential coffee break, … Read more
Google’s Veo 3 Fast (preview) is here, promising 8-second videos with sound. “Fast,” they said. “1–2 minutes,” they said. Reality check? 120 minutes later, my screen finally whispered, Your video is ready. If this is fast, I’m afraid of what Veo 3 Slow looks like. But… the result? Chef’s kiss. Worth the geological wait. The … Read more
TensorFlow. Just saying the name sounds like you’re about to pump some serious AI iron. Created by the brainiacs at Google Brain in 2015, this open-source library has become one of the most recognizable names in machine learning. Think of it as CrossFit for data nerds — sweaty, intense, occasionally painful, but wildly effective if you stick … Read more
Ah, Father’s Day. A time for appreciation, reflection, and apparently, microscopic meals served with tweezers. We made the bold decision to celebrate at a fancy restaurant — one of those places where the plating is art, the lighting is moody, and your entrée looks like it just lost a fight with a minimalist Instagram filter. The food … Read more
1. It won’t wilt like flowers. 2. It doesn’t need feeding, watering, or polite conversation. 3. Zero chance it’ll poop on your rug. 4. It adds “I have taste” points to any wall. 5. No batteries required. 6. It doesn’t scream when your Wi-Fi goes out. 7. Even your in-laws will be impressed (if not … Read more
Gather round, lovers of pixels and prompt engineering, because today we embark on a journey to answer the question no one has ever dared ask out loud: What if we engineered a prompt to generate the perfect prompt… for generating art? Yes. We’re making a prompt prompt. This isn’t just prompt-ception. This is the IKEA … Read more
Picture this: two AI titans, ChatGPT and Grok3, enter the ring. In one corner, we have ChatGPT, the seasoned conversationalist. In the other, Grok3, the new contender with a penchant for real-time data. Both were tasked with writing a compelling Medium blog about Flask, the minimalist Python web framework. The result? Two eerily similar articles … Read more