Earlier this week, reports circulated that Homeland Security wanted to scan the faces of travelers, including US citizens, as they enter or leave the country. Naturally, critics raised concerns that the practice would violate citizens' privacy and th...
Actor Jim Meskimen partnered with deepfake artist Sham00k to make his celebrity impressions a little more realistic. Meskimen and Sham00k shared the results in a YouTube video, and honestly, they're pretty remarkable. While Meskimen did the voices, d...
A team of Adobe and UC Berkeley researchers trained AI to detect facial manipulation in images edited with Adobe Photoshop. The researchers hope the tool will help restore trust in digital media at a time when deepfakes and fake faces are more common...
Apple unveiled the latest watchOS 6 at its Worldwide Developers Conference in California, where it announced a slew of operating system updates for its existing devices, including the iOS 13 and the...
Apple unveiled the latest watchOS 6 at its Worldwide Developers Conference in California, where it announced a slew of operating system updates for its existing devices, including the iOS 13 and the...
The launch of Israel’s first mission to moon has been pushed back to next year. The mission was originally planned to launch December this year and expected to land on moon February 13, 2019. Its...
The launch of Israel’s first mission to moon has been pushed back to next year. The mission was originally planned to launch December this year and expected to land on moon February 13, 2019. Its...
Rubik’s Cubes are way too easy for today’s nerds to solve, what with their simple colors on each side and all, so we need to make things harder for them. People (and robots) are solving these puzzles in a couple of seconds now. Putting monochrome images on each cube seems like it might make things a little harder. That’s what Japanese artist Kensuke Koike did. He built a unique Rubik’s Cube that uses photos of people’s faces, instead of colors.
He should have called it “The Picasso” since it jumbles faces up. Since it’s still just a 3x3x3 cube, I’m sure this won’t slow brainy nerds down at all, but it makes me feel better to think so because I can’t solve a flat one-sided Rubik’s Cube.
Anyway, if you want to make it really hard for people to solve one of these cubes, we need each of those tiny face sections to individually turn as well. That would stop puzzle geeks dead in their tracks. I would build something like that, but that requires me to be as smart as them and if I was that smart, I wouldn’t be so jealous and want to build one in the first place. You see the conundrum right? Stupid smart people.
While sales have increased at Tesla Motors, its Model 3 EV has been facing bottlenecks in its manufacturing pace. The 4.5% rise in production impetus during the third quarter has left the giant...
While sales have increased at Tesla Motors, its Model 3 EV has been facing bottlenecks in its manufacturing pace. The 4.5% rise in production impetus during the third quarter has left the giant...
Earlier this week, reports circulated that Homeland Security wanted to scan the faces of travelers, including US citizens, as they enter or leave the country. Naturally, critics raised concerns that the practice would violate citizens' privacy and th...
Actor Jim Meskimen partnered with deepfake artist Sham00k to make his celebrity impressions a little more realistic. Meskimen and Sham00k shared the results in a YouTube video, and honestly, they're pretty remarkable. While Meskimen did the voices, d...
A team of Adobe and UC Berkeley researchers trained AI to detect facial manipulation in images edited with Adobe Photoshop. The researchers hope the tool will help restore trust in digital media at a time when deepfakes and fake faces are more common...
