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Can’t wait for the next Drake track to drop? This website may scratch that itch. Drayk.it is an aptly named music generator that can turn any subject into a Drizzy-inspired record. Users simply go to the site, type in a song idea, and wait about a minute for GPT-3 to create a track. If you’re having trouble coming up with […]
Anthony Martini is facing another wave of controversy. The music executive made headlines this year for his defense of FN Meka, an A.I.-generated rapper that was backed by Martini’s New Factory project. The digital artist would go on to land a deal with Capitol Records, but was quickly dropped by the label following outrage over […]
As fans continue to anxiously wait for the release of Kanye West’s next album, Donda, many have also been watching the rapper very close to see when he’ll address the public. Ever since November, when West’s failed presidential campaign came to a close, Kanye has mainly kept his thoughts to himself and the entire Donda rollout has been marked by his […]
Twitter faced some criticism last year after some users noticed that its image cropping algorithm appeared to show bias, with a preference of showing images of white people. In a new post on Twitter’s official blog, the company admitted that its algorithm was indeed biased, and shared its analysis of its image cropping algorithm CNN reports. Software engineering […]
There’s a lot more out there than this little mess of a planet. A new, breakthrough artificial intelligence technology has helped British researchers identify 50 new planets. According to CNN, astronomers and computer scientists from the University of Warwick accomplished the technological feat after building a machine learning algorithm to sift through old NASA data. The […]
Boston Dynamics routinely scare the world by showing how capable its robots are, but now it’s the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s turn. In a new video published by MIT, the Mini Cheetah robots and their capabilities are shown. The small quadrupedal robots are able to do backflips and hop around, and according to MIT they’re also […]
