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  • Acting Audiences and Creative Lead , BBC Wales News, BBC
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Shakespalooza! Shakespeare set to music by AI

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By Dan Lloyd
| Medium
AI is huge. World-changing, or so we are told. But it is also personal. If you’re reading this, probably you’ve tangled with a chattering AI model, and been impressed, amused, and bemused as the chatbot careens from insight to absurdity. It’s clear that true AI, “Artificial General Intelligence,” is still over the horizon, if only just. You don’t need experts to convince you of its limitations, as you’ve likely probed them for yourself. Shakespeare is also huge, steadily so for more than 400 years.
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MINORITY MILLENNIALS HOST 1200+ YOUTH AT NASSAU COLISEUM FOR 2ND ANNUAL "WE ARE THE FUTURE" SUMMIT POWERED BY SANDS NY

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By Dan Lloyd
| EIN News
MINORITY MILLENNIALS HOST 1200+ YOUTH AT NASSAU COLISEUM FOR 2ND ANNUAL "WE ARE THE FUTURE" SUMMIT POWERED BY SANDS NY Minority Millennials, a nonprofit civic and youth development organization, hosted its 2nd annual "We Are the Future Summit," at Nassau Coliseum.
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Disjoint components of manifest time: Commentary: Physical time within human time

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By Anne Giersch, Dan Lloyd
| Frontiers
Introduction Our everyday life—encounters with “moderate-sized specimens of dry goods” (Austin, 1962, p. 8)—gives rise to manifest time, the total of temporal phenomena as they appear to us and are rationalized by us. It depicts time as flowing, the present moment as unique, and that world includes various dynamic events. Physics, and especially spacetime cosmologies, on the other hand, suggest that time is static, does not flow, and that the present moment is not unique.
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