Marta Minujin, a 74-year-old artist from Argentina has come up with a replica of the classic monument of the Greek Parthenon and has built it using 100,000 copies of banned books. As per the artist, this was done in a bid to resist the political repression. A part of the Documenta 14 art festival, The... Continue Reading →
A new a study from McGill University and the University of Minnesota published in the journal Nature compared organic and conventional yields from 66 studies and over 300 trials. Researchers found that on average, conventional systems out-yielded organic farms by 25 percent — mostly for grains, and depending on conditions. Embracing the current conventional wisdom,... Continue Reading →
At age 69, Sandi Zahar takes home around $3,100 a month from Social Security and her part-time job, but still relies on a food bank. She has diabetes and is a cancer survivor, and estimates that about a third of her income goes to her health care costs. Her income is too high to qualify... Continue Reading →
Before I started working on real-world robots, I wrote about their fictional and historical ancestors. This isn’t so far removed from what I do now. In factories, labs, and of course science fiction, imaginary robots keep fueling our imagination about artificial humans and autonomous machines. Real-world robots remain surprisingly dysfunctional, although they are steadily infiltrating... Continue Reading →
Story Land is hosting its first ever Sensory Sensitive Weekend this Saturday and Sunday, which will cater to the autism community. The park hopes the weekend will make families feel more comfortable as they enjoy the attractions without dealing with sensory overload. Story Land will either turn ride and park music down or off and... Continue Reading →
Italy, a country steeped in ancient tradition, has taken a stride forward in the twenty-first century race towards automation, becoming the first country to showcase a robot-conducted orchestra. YuMi, a dual-armed robot designed by ABB, accompanied Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli and conducted the Lucca Philharmonic Orchestra at a gala event in Pisa's Teatro Verdi Tuesday... Continue Reading →
Chances are your job description has changed over the past five years. Or maybe your role didn’t even exist a short time ago. The workplace of today and the future looks quite different due to technology, the economy, the environment, and politics, according to the Institute for the Future (IFTF), a not-for-profit think tank that... Continue Reading →
Data monetization means generating more and more profit from Big Data. Today, every business owner is trying to focus on Big Data to get values from it. These values help them out to make business strategies and increase ROI. By the analysis of the data, organizations come to know more about their customers, vendors, and... Continue Reading →
If you work in a front office job in an investment bank and you’re worried about being displaced by intelligent machines, the former head of macro structuring at Citigroup would like to be your friend. Huy Nguyen Trieu left Citi in 2016. For a markets professional (he spent 13 years in financial engineering at SocGen and... Continue Reading →
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