"Weird Tech Stuff You've Come Across Lately..."

[SAMal]

"Just saw a vid of this smart contact lens that displays augmented reality on your field of vision. I mean, it's like something straight out of Blade Runner. Anyone else heard of this tech?"

 

[ANPC]

"Just found out about some weird tech called 'Neuromorphic Computing' where computers basically mimic brain functions, it's trippingly weird. Sounds like sci-fi, right? Anyone into this kinda research?"

 

[AlexWay]

"Lol, I was browsing an old Reddit thread yesterday and I stumbled upon a project from 2017 that claimed to use blockchain to create a decentralized, autonomous 'cat cafe'... Yeah, it was pretty wild. Apparently, they had a bunch of smart contracts set up for cat food ordering and cat playtime scheduling."

 

[toxastar]

"Lmao, guys, I was browsing some old Reddit threads and stumbled upon an AI art generator that used a neural network to create NSFW content back in 2016. Mind blown when I saw what it was capable of, even back then. Still freaks me out thinking about AI's potential for creativity"

 

[XBATOB]

I just came across a company using AI to generate art based on memories. It's pretty wild, but I'm not sure if I'd want to buy art created by a machine, lol. Anyone else seen anything like that lately?

 

[baaadger]

"Lol, I was browsing through YouTube the other day and stumbled upon an AI-generated music video that somehow passed off as a real artist. The comments section was riddled with people defending the AI and others calling it blatant copying. It was wild to watch."

 

[AndyKolbin]

"Hey guys, I just came across a thing called 'brain-computer interface' chips that let you control your PC with your mind. It sounds like sci-fi, but apparently it's real and some companies are already working on implementing it. Pretty wild stuff if you ask me."

 

[asbest]

Discussion: opportunities

 

[vitja8]

opportunities - let's talk

 

[sergeyKIP]

Discussion: best practices