I’m sharing a spoiler-filled review of Steven Spielberg’s A.I. Artificial Intelligence. The analysis explores the film's ambitious narrative and emotional weight, providing a thorough critique of how Spielberg brought this long-gestating project to life.
I found Amazon's Mechanical Turk API, which allows software to invoke human workers for tasks computers can't handle. It treats human intelligence like a remote procedure call, creating what Amazon calls "Artificial Artificial Intelligence."
I track the falling cost of LLM intelligence: college-junior-level processing dropped from $10 to 2 cents per million tokens, while professor-level intelligence reached $2 per million tokens.
I explored early artificial intelligence resources across Yahoo Clubs, ai.about.com, and Generation5. These sites provide access to various versions of the Alice chatbot, offering a hands-on way to interact with conversational AI technology.
I explore how Steven Spielberg’s sound designers created iconic movie sounds, like using jet takeoffs for Indy's whip, leather jackets for punches, and blending animal calls to produce the Tyrannosaurus's roar.
I've been exploring the strange alternate reality game for Spielberg's movie A.I., following clues about sentient machine therapist Jeanine Salla through mysterious websites like Bangalore World University. It's a weirdly engaging promotional puzzle.