The AI Art Boom Is Built on a Legal and Cultural Blind Spot
Here is a number worth sitting with: the generative AI art market is projected to exceed $2.5 billion by 2029. And yet the foundation beneath it is, at best, legally contested and culturally narrow. At worst, it is quietly doing harm to the artists, communities, and creative traditions that made it possible. I spent the last few weeks writing an academic paper on this for my postgraduate module in Emerging Technologies at TU Dublin. What started as a literature review turned
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Why we need a connected vehicles integrations standard
And no, this doesn’t mean V2X. Couple of weeks ago I was at an event titled ‘Connected Cars in London - the key to a smart city?’,...
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The brains behind the wheels: Custom chips for automotive use cases
Recently there was a flurry of news around Microsoft starting to build its own custom AI chip in-house. Code named Athena, these ARM...
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A Prescriptive approach for Connected Vehicles Services for India
The previous articles in this series laid out the various challenges presented by the eco-system in India, to OEMs and Tier-1s trying to...
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