Nov. 4, 2021
Thu. 11/04 - Steel Igloos In Iceland Turn CO2 Into Rocks
New international space laws may soon be on the horizon. Plus, the brewing battles between artists using AI to reconstruct lost artworks and the estates of the original artists. And some steel igloos in Iceland that protect one of the most promising examples of carbon capture yet.
New international space laws may soon be on the horizon. Plus, the brewing battles between artists using AI to reconstruct lost artworks and the estates of the original artists. And some steel igloos in Iceland that protect one of the most promising examples of carbon capture yet.
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Links:
- The United Nations Could Finally Create New Rules for Space (Wired)
- UK Wants UN To Create New Space Rules That Could Prevent Military Confrontations Outside Earth (Tech Times)
- From a hidden Picasso nude to an unfinished Beethoven, AI uncovers lost art — and new challenges (NBC News)
- A Neuroscientist and a Physicist Used AI to Recreate a Lost Painting Buried Under a Beloved Picasso Canvas (Artnet)
- Is Carbon Capture Here? (NY Times)
- Thu. 11/05 - Why Nebraska Splits Its Electoral Votes (Kottke Ride Home)
- Kottke.Org
- Jackson Bird on Twitter
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