'Les femmes d'Alger ' by Picasso broke the record for the most expensive artwork ever sold at auction when it sold for $179m at Christie's in New York in May 2015.Francis Bacon's 'Three Studies of Lucian Freud' was the most expensive artwork ever sold at auction before Picasso beat it, fetching a record-breaking price of $142 million in November 2013.Edvard Munch’s 'The Scream' fetched the former record price of $119.
Those are sunflower seeds, no? I don’t know much about fashion or clothing, but I don’t think sunflower seeds are going to keep a shirt closed...?
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China's female AI anchor officially starts workThe lifelike robotic news anchor, named 'Xin Xiaomeng', was tasked to present a story on delegates arriving in Beijing to attend the country's annual legislative session on Sunday. Nothing to see here. China thinks you’re all mindless zombies. Nothing to see here. Move along. Nothing to see here. Seattle news anchors have been AI robots for years.
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Minority Report-style AI can spot shoplifters BEFORE they stealVaak’s criminal-detecting AI can alert staff to suspicious behaviour via smartphone app once it’s spotted something in the CCTV stream, according to Bloomberg. I dont think you need AI for that? But is it also based on racial bias? We already can but some will say its racist.
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Japanese AI security camera can spot shoplifters BEFORE they steal anythingCREEPY AI security cameras are being used in Japan to pick out shoplifters before they nick anything. The spy gadgets watch for unusual, fidgety behaviour in shoppers and alert members of staff via…
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New arms race: Warnings China and US on BRINK of ‘Cold War 2.0’ as battle over AI ragesHistorian Niall Ferguson warns that the US and China are entering into a new Cold War. Niall says \u201cIt will be a high technology arms race, it is starting to look alarmingly like Cold War 2.0.\u201d
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Is AI the 'worst thing to ever happen to women?' – videoOn International Women's Day, the author Jeanette Winterson reads an extract from her book, 'Courage Calls to Courage Everywhere', in which she describes the threat to women posed by the future dominance of AI, warning society cannot allow it to become a new exclusion zone Really! THE worst thing? What a whining old ***. Think bigger deary. Humanity. The Environment. The planet itself. Society? Women. There will always be attraction because of the human mind's ability for irrationality. Something tells me no.
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iPhone app makes people and objects disappear from photosA new app lets iPhone users erase people and unwanted objects from shots. Using AI, it deletes moving objects like cars to achieve traffic-free scenic shots such as that of San Francisco's Golden Bridge _KyleHarrison Might help you get a few more likes So apple has technology that makes people disappear, Looks like they've learned a lot being partnered with China mind you they've been making people vanish for decades now. Hitler never put any people in his paintings
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Let's talk about Michael Jackson – Guardian podcastMichael Jackson was once the biggest music star in the world. According to a new documentary, Leaving Neverland, he was also a predatory paedophile. Hadley Freeman, who interviewed James Safechuck and Wade Robson, looks at how Jackson’s celebrity protected him. And on International Women’s Day, the writer Jeanette Winterson asks who will benefit from a revolution in AI What’s there to talk about? The damage has been done. I didn’t watch the 2nd part, but did their stories/accusations get more graphic? Did they cry you a river of tears of how they suffered at the hands of a predatory monster? I always thought documentary directors were meant... The problem is the documentary doesn't do an balance well thought out telling it is just the 2 men and their families going in to detail in alleged abuse. Which is just sickening plus there are no other people who were at never land with them being interviewed. It is total bias.
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iPhone app makes people and objects disappear from photosA new app lets iPhone users erase people and unwanted objects from shots. Using AI, it deletes moving objects like cars to achieve traffic-free scenic shots such as that of San Francisco's Golden Bridge 👌👍😊 This will obviously be abused.... Oh dear:
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