Explore a collaborative school art project where students each draw a segment to create a large-scale portrait collage of Angelina Jolie. It’s a creative way to teach grid-based drawing and teamwork in the classroom.
This teaser introduces a playful movie-network story in which Govinda supposedly reaches Angelina Jolie through surprisingly short paths in actor-collaboration graphs.
A hackathon team turned actor-network data into a playful mini-movie by asking how Govinda might plausibly connect to Angelina Jolie through the shortest chain of co-stars.
LLMs may invent exotic-sounding alien art forms, but their outputs still converge on familiar visual tropes, suggesting a shared bias in imaginative structure.
I tested a drawing CAPTCHA where classmates guessed one-minute sketches while vision models failed. A ladder looked like a saw to AI, and simple caterpillar and medal strokes fooled it.
I taught networking at my old school and found that while students are online constantly, very few create content or code. I reflect on how rigid curricula stifle creativity and why we should volunteer to teach.