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I watched an AI 'Prompt Battle', and it proved words alone aren’t art

I felt it at an AI prompt battle last week during the largely enjoyable Upscale Conference. The competitive event rounded out ...

Scientist turns people’s mental images into text using ‘mind-captioning’ technology

A scientist in Japan has developed a technique that uses brain scans and artificial intelligence to turn a person’s mental ...

How using Instagram's Edits app could help you get more views on your videos

Meta wants creators using Instagram's new app Edits. We spoke with a Meta exec about the app's growth.

'In Your Dreams' director Alex Woo teaches us how to draw Baloney Tony

Netflix's "In Your Dreams" director Alex Woo reveals what inspired Baloney Tony (Craig Robinson) and how to draw him.

NotebookLM now speaks Sheets, Word, PDFs, and images for your research

NotebookLM’s latest update adds Deep Research and support for Sheets, Word, PDFs, and images, turning Google’s AI notebook ...
The Mag

There is only one word that is perfect to use by ourselves for Alexander Isak

Alexander Isak and Newcastle United fans. Can you believe it? Is it really only just less than five months ago that the 2024/25 season ended, a season that was the best in living memory for almost ...
IEEE

Content-Based Recommender System using Word Embeddings for Pedagogical Resources

Abstract: Recommender Systems are important systems operating within a system to ensure how certain types of data are managed on the internet. These systems help users with overwhelming data and ...
BMJ

When I use a word . . . Medical analogies and analogues

Some of the earliest uses of the words “analogy” and “analogue” related to medical matters, the former in Philip Barrough’s textbook, The Methode of Physicke (1583) and the latter in William Whewell’s ...