The Biggest Risk to A.I. in Space Is Sitting on the Ground
Putting data centers in space has moved from science fiction to procurement. SpaceX, Meta and Google are all pursuing the […]
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Sébastien Borget Is Expanding Digital Art’s Reach Without Softening Its Ambition
Entrepreneur Sébastien Borget found his way to art and collecting via a parallel but perceptually faraway universe: gaming and Web3.
San Francisco’s Best New Hotels Prove the City Still Knows How to Host
Historically a beacon of West Coast hospitality, San Francisco was, admittedly, hit very hard by the pandemic. A wave of
Can Magnus Resch’s A.I. App Crack the Art Market’s Transparency Problem?
The art industry’s lack of transparency, particularly around pricing and final transactions, has been cited by many as a key
‘The Odyssey”s Early Data Confirms Christopher Nolan’s Star Power
Christopher Nolan may be done with the superhero genre, but his own superpowers are as potent as ever. He’s become
Where to Find L.A.’s Most Distinctive Omakase Experiences
Outside of Japan, Los Angeles has emerged as one of the top omakase destinations in the world, even being dubbed
Faig Ahmed Weaves Azerbaijan’s Past Into Its Future in Venice
Azerbaijan seldom registers on the art world’s map; for many, it remains shrouded in mystery, a place whose traditions and
In DATALAND, Refik Anadol Has Built a Museum That Learns From Its Audience
The concept of a museum originated with cabinets of curiosities in the 16th century, rooms that contained anything from shrunken
UNESCO’s A.I. Report Considers How Technology Can Serve Culture
UNESCO’s mission is not only to preserve the heritage left behind by previous generations, but also to identify, track and
Where to Eat in Silicon Valley, According to the Local Chefs Who Cook There
Silicon Valley has a big appetite for money, talent and the next big tech startup. Its dining scene reflects that