Category: Art
The First Kickstarter Project to Raise $2 Million is an Adventure Video Game!
Written by: Aaron Saenz 3 days ago
The future of video games is in the hands of the crowd…and it looks like it’s going to be a [...]
Canadian Man Excavates His Basement Using R/C Trucks Over 7 Years!
Written by: Aaron Saenz 4 days ago
One man’s incredible hobby is another man’s vision of the future. Since June of 2005, farmer Joe Murray has been [...]
A Vintage Toy Robot Website For The Nostalgic Nerd In All Of Us
Written by: Peter Murray 6 days ago
There’s nothing like vintage toys to take us back to days gone by, and there’s nothing like vintage robot toys [...]
Latest Game In The Star Wars Universe Cost $200 Million, Inspires Millions To Envision The Post-Singularity World
Written by: David Hill 9 days ago
On December 20, 2011, a new chapter in the Star Wars universe was unleashed on the world. After 5 years in [...]
Can A Free Online Education Land You A Job? The Era Of Online Education Dawns
Written by: David Hill 10 days ago
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) recently announced an initiative to create a learning platform for online education. Preliminarily dubbed [...]
Special FX Guru Aaron Sims Unveils ‘Archetype’ – New Short Film on Robots With Memories
Written by: Aaron Saenz 10 days ago
What good is a killing machine that’s developed a conscience? In Aaron Sims‘ exciting new short film Archetype, RL7 is [...]
Want to Prepare Your Kids for the Singularity? Read Jonathan Mugan’s The Curiosity Cycle
Written by: Aaron Saenz 12 days ago
In the future your children won’t just be competing against other children, they’ll be pitted against robots and computers too. [...]
Meet The Author Of “Robots Will Steal Your Job, But That’s OK”
Written by: Peter Murray 13 days ago
Growth is a good thing, right? It’s the buzzword on seemingly every politician’s lips, the answer to our economic woes. [...]
High-Speed Photography Captures Art In Drops Of Water
Written by: Peter Murray 15 days ago
Jim Kramer is an amateur photographer, but his subjects aren’t waterfalls or cityscapes. He narrows his focus on a natural [...]
Computer Algorithm Used To Make Movie For Sundance Film Festival
Written by: Peter Murray 19 days ago
Indie movie makers can be a strange bunch, pushing the envelope of their craft and often losing us along the [...]
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40 Years After Moon Mission Made it Famous, NASA Recreates Iconic Picture of Earth – Blue Marble 2012
Written by: Aaron Saenz 24 days ago
If you want to see a pretty part of Earth, step outside. If you want to see all the pretty [...]
Call of Duty Video Game Reaches $1 Billion In Sales In 16 days, Faster Than Cameron’s Avatar
Written by: David Hill 35 days ago
Modern Warfare 3 (MW3), the eighth in the Call of Duty series, made an astonishing $400 million in sales in [...]
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Q&A with Filmmaker Jason Silva as He Preaches the Philosophy of the Singularity
Written by: Aaron Saenz 55 days ago
There are many futurists and techno-optimists in the world, but there is only one Jason Silva. The former host of [...]
gahlinger
We are indeed 'innudated' by aliens -- perhaps this undefined term is perfect to describe the equally undefined nature of these singularity fields.
Matthew
to clarify; i agree that absurd was not the best word choice. no scientific question is absurd, no matter how irrelevant or inapplicable it seems. even if [...]
IvoryTowerScientist
I can not help but think if singularity-level civilizations had come to Earth and seen human civilization in the past ten thousand years they might have stepped [...]