When it comes to artificial intelligence, we are very much at the beginning stages of development. Most of the tools have a lot of bugs in them and the results can be anywhere from almost real to catastrophically bad.
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Photo Post – Summer in New York
Back in July, I spent a long weekend with a small group of photographers exploring parts of Manhattan and Brooklyn. No matter how many times I visit the city, there is always something different to capture.
The Good and Bad of Saying No
Last week was the start of a new school year here in the overly-large school district, along with most of the others in Northern Virginia. The rest of the DC area began this week.
Photo Post – The Urban Landscape
This past spring, I took an online workshop called Photographing the Urban Landscape, from the Santa Fe Photography Workshops. I found the concept of picturing cities as “landscapes” interesting, very much new to me, and a fresh challenge.
Coding For All? Nevermind.
Not too long ago, we were told that every student in K12 should learn to code.
The “experts” said that computer programming had become an essential skill, not only leading students to good, secure jobs, but also building the “workforce of the future”.