The Battle For Art’s Soul

Plus, maybe the metaverse isn't the thing, "it's the thing that gets us to the thing."
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How This Plant-Based Gel Can Treat Wounds | Cheddar

HOW THIS PLANT-BASED GEL CAN TREAT WOUNDS

Right now, Vetigel is available to veterinarians across the world, but the creators hope to be able to roll this revolutionary gel out to the masses as soon as possible. Able to stop bleeding effectively, this cruelty-free gel is another step in more sustainable methods to stop bleeding and save lives. The Cheddar

/style

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SWEATS YOU CAN WEAR TO WORK

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/ai

Artists Say AI Image Generators Are Copying Their Style To Make Thousands Of New Images — And It's Completely Out Of Their Control | Insider

ARTISTS SAY AI IMAGE GENERATORS ARE COPYING THEIR STYLE TO MAKE THOUSANDS OF NEW IMAGES — AND IT'S COMPLETELY OUT OF THEIR CONTROL

The battle for the soul of art between man and machine is heating up: Now that Musk-founded OpenAI's DALL‑E AI art platform is open to the public, artists are understandably more defensive than ever. While an artist can work for years on their portfolio, AI can swoop in and make a copycat image of their work in seconds and, with minor variations and shaky legal theories, AI artists say the new versions are indeed "unique" and can be copyrighted. So, that's fun. Insider

/noms

Your Dog Deserves To Eat Real Food, Not Chemicals | Nom Nom

YOUR DOG DESERVES TO EAT REAL FOOD, NOT CHEMICALS

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/digital

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/earth

The Mediterranean Sea Is So Hot, It's Fizzing Carbon Dioxide | Mother Jones

THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA IS SO HOT, IT'S FIZZING CARBON DIOXIDE

The article describes it best: "If you stand on the coast of Israel and gaze out across the Mediterranean Sea, you'll spy deep-blue, calm waters that have sustained humans for millennia. Beneath the surface, though, something odd is unfolding: A process called stratification is messing with the way the sea processes carbon dioxide … It's the same thing that happens in a bottle of soda that is carbonated with carbon dioxide." Mother Jones

/innovation

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ENJOY FLASH FROZEN, FRESH COFFEE EVERY DAY WITH COMETEER

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/metaverse

The Metaverse Is Inevitable — But Not How Mark Zuckerberg Expects | Daily Beast

THE METAVERSE IS INEVITABLE — BUT NOT HOW MARK ZUCKERBERG EXPECTS

Meta isn't doing great. With a plummeting stock, complete lack of investor transparency, and users nowhere to be found, it's easy to see why. While Zuckerberg's failing attempt to escape his physical body for a more comfortable digital existence might be flailing, that doesn't mean the metaverse itself is a dead concept. In fact, it may have been here for decades waiting for its potential to truly unlock or, as metaverse expert John Radoff puts it: "It's not so much that the metaverse is the future of games. The future of the metaverse is games." Daily Beast

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