Tips and advice on making digital art, illustrations and stories with artificial intelligence. Using DALL-E, Midjourney, Livebook AI and other AI tools.

Sports Technology

The article discusses six different studies that all suggest different ways that technology can improve your health and well-being. Whether it's playing video games to improve your vision, listening to music to help you focus while working out, or spending time in nature to reduce stress levels, there are many ways that technology can be used to improve your life.

Why and When will AI become self-conscious?

Many people keep asking themselves why AI is not self-conscious, and when it'll happen that AI will become self-conscious. Some attribute our self-consciousness to some mystical power we have as humans, but the answer lies on the surface. I'll explain it in a few paragraphs in very simple terms, it is actually very easy - you don't need to be a data scientist or neuroscientist to grasp the idea.

Pop Surrealism with Midjourney

More prompts and examples of Pop-Surrealism with Midjourney from my book The Art of Prompts.

The History of Computing

The history of computing is full of fascinating stories and important milestones. In 1801, Joseph-Marie Jacquard invented a loom that could be programmed with punch cards, laying the foundation for future computers. In 1876, Charles Babbage designed the Analytical Engine, a machine that could be programmed to perform mathematical calculations. However, the machine was never completed. In 1937, John At anasoff and Clifford Berry developed the first electronic computer, called the Atanasoff-Berry Computer. However, it was not actually built until 1973. In 1941, Konrad Zuse designed and built the first programmable computer. In 1943, the Colossus was built to help decrypt German codes during World War II. It was the first electronic digital computer. In 1946, ENIAC was completed. It was the first general-purpose electronic computer. These stories and milestones are just a few of the highlights in the history of computing.

Kiteboarding – An Extreme Sport with a Growing Popularity

Kiteboarding is an extreme sport that is growing in popularity. It can be dangerous, but the risks can be minimized with the proper equipment and training. There are many great kiteboarding spots around the world, and the sport has a long and interesting history. If you're interested in getting started in kiteboarding, there are some things you need to know.

Generative Art: A Brief History

Generative art is created using a variety of mediums, including digital, analog, and even physical systems. One of the earliest examples of generative art is the Mandelbrot Set , created by mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot in 1980. In the mid-2000s, artists like Casey Reas and Jared Tarbell popularized the use of Processing, an open-source programming language, for generative art. Generative art is often used in advertising and product design, as well as in fine art contexts.

Generative Art: A History

Generative art is a term coined by William Latham in the 1960s to describe art that is created by algorithms or mathematical equations. The first computer-generated art was created in the 1950s , and since then, a number of well-known artists have explored the form. Generative art can be found in digital art, installations, and sculptures, and is often used to explore concepts of probability, chance, and randomness.

Professional Coaching - An Overview

Professional coaching is a process that helps individuals achieve their goals and improve their performance. Coaches work with clients to identify areas of improvement, set goals, and create action plans. The coach- client relationship is based on trust and mutual respect. Coaching is different from therapy in that it focuses on the present and future, rather than the past. There are several different approaches to professional coaching, and coaches can specialize in different areas. Some challenges of professional coaching include maintaining confidentiality, dealing with difficult clients, and managing expectations.