Matthew Attard’s entry for Malta’s pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2024, I will follow the ship, explores old maritime graffiti etched onto Maltese chapels, using innovative eye-tracking technology and AI processing to create an immersive experience of how the human eye and our mind perceives the world as the artist uses his own eyes to examine the graffiti

. In a revealing interview with renowned technology blogger Richard Scoble, Dr. Dalli shares insights into his groundbreaking work, particularly in the realm of neuro-symbolic AI, and his vision for the future of this transformative technology.

The day is so feared that the AI will reach the god-like power and independence, if at all, it ever comes. Although substantial advances in the field of ethical AI are increasingly bringing us closer to the point of assurance, that is rather the norm.

Ships peacefully sailing across the ocean, with no crew on board. It’s a scene straight out of a science fiction movie, isn’t it? But hold on, because this future is not just a fantasy; it’s becoming a reality, and sooner than you might expect.

The Odysseus spacecraft landed on the moon, carrying the world’s priciest artist’s work by Jeff Koons.

The esteemed British artist, Peter Blake, embracing AI and currently hosting an exhibition in Hong Kong that features AI prominently.
At the remarkable age of 91, Blake has embarked on a captivating collaboration with an AI-powered robot, expressing his enthusiasm for the artistic possibilities this “kind of magic” offers.

Google is actively exploring the capabilities of generative AI to create concise summaries of web content in response to search queries.

Researchers from New York University and Spain’s Pompeu Fabra University have developed a technique called Meta-learning for Compositionality (MLC), which enhances the ability of neural networks, like ChatGPT, to make compositional generalizations