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Meta, Milan’s Pinacoteca Di Brera, And EssilorLuxottica Expand Access To Art Through AI Glasses
A Pinacoteca di Brera pilot lets blind and low-vision visitors use Meta and EssilorLuxottica AI glasses with audio descriptions of eight artworks.
My Expectations For AI In 2027: 10 Predictions, Rated By Confidence
Thorsten Meyer assigns confidence levels to 10 forecasts for AI in 2027, from multi-day agents and code generation to power constraints and memory.
OpenAI Says Most EU Business AI Is Agentic. Here’s What To Ask Next
OpenAI reports agents produced 55% of output tokens in its EU business accounts. The figure measures model output, not tasks or business value.
How Can AI Systems Be Protected From Distillation Attacks?
Anthropic says it is strengthening defenses against distillation attacks, but the available announcement provides no technical details or timeline.
Signal: We Won’t Comply With Canadian Surveillance Bill
Signal says it will not change its product to meet metadata-retention requirements proposed in Canada’s Bill C-22, despite amendments reducing retention to six months.
Give Your Marketplace Listing A Locally Informed Price
A proposed browser helper would give Facebook Marketplace flippers local price bands and listing titles. Its effect on selling times remains untested.
The Clock At The Center Of “Nightmarket — Mercado De Medianoche”’s Closing Scene
Nightmarket’s design guide shows how clock-driven changes make a digital market feel as if it is closing, while leaving key implementation details unspecified.
The Craft Behind “Luciole — The Synchronous Fireflies Of Vallon Creux”
Room 155 of the FABLE/175 exhibition uses a live oscillator model to show simulated fireflies moving from scattered flashes toward synchronization.
Thirty Images Later: My Experience Testing Jev’s Vision
A 30-image test of Jev 1.14 found strong product-image matching, but the evaluation covered only one site and remains preliminary.