The Memorex ad campaign from 1971 blurred the line between reality and imitation, a phenomenon that persists today with AI technology. Recent studies show a significant inability among people to distinguish between real and AI-generated content in music and images. This highlights a growing crisis in recognizing authenticity, affecting various fields and societal perspectives.
Someone told me how I should feel and why. I was told it was inappropriate for me to be angry. I was informed that my frustration was not good for me or those around me.
On this day, March 4, in 1961, Freedom Rides began as a means of standing up against Deep South Segregation. And 65 years later, Trump’s DOJ began dismantling the rights for which so many people fought, bled, and died; The same rights people continue to fight for to this day. To add insult to injury, they have the audacity to label the 60’s era desegregation laws as a “historical wrong”.
For those who follow CurtAustin.com, you may not be aware that I’ve started a new blog to track the travails … More
When the phone rings. When the diagnosis is pronounced. When the pink slip is received. When divorce is discussed. When … More
Every year my eye doctor evaluates my ability to see color, run tests to check my depth perception, and examines my peripheral vision. It’s this last one that I really enjoy.
The Metro Diner in north Indy is an amazing dining experience. If you have the time and find yourself in the area, I truly believe stopping and ordering a meal is worth your money and time.
There’s a song that some sing this time of year with full-throated enthusiasm and tears in their eyes, patriotism dripping from their souls, “I’m proud to be an American, where at least I know I’m free.”
But this song leaves me asking some important questions.
Writing Prompt: As I got out of my car, I noticed movement at the periphery of my vision, and turning to realize, ‘This changes everything!’”
Don’t you wish you could become the best possible version of yourself? It is possible you know. GROUNDHOG DAY I’m … More