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The Poet, an Instance of Human (Part II)
How do we train AI to recognize what is a human? In other words, what is an instance of the human? In my non-technical, lay-person’s understanding, AI makes this distinction by differentiating between semantic segmentation and instance segmentation.[1] In a semantic model, the output would be a silhouette of the whole group against the background. In the instance segmentation model, however, individuals can be recognized.
“A Circuit Hums:” Faith, Poetry, and Our Imagination in an Age of Artificial Intelligence (Part 1)
At Grace College in Winona Lake, Indiana, I asked undergraduate students about the role of human poets in a world where a hand-held poetry camera can take a photograph and print a little receipt-sized poem using artificial intelligence. I asked the same question again when I visited a class at Wheaton College. What is the role of a poet when a poetry camera, assisted by Claude (Anthropic), can produce a poem within seconds?
Christian Thinking as Pilgrimage Conference
Thursday, May 21st | All Day “Christian Thinking as Pilgrimage” Hosts: Huntington University Center for Faith Integration & Vocation, Huntington, Indiana Sponsored by: CCCU with additional support from the Network for Vocation in Undergrate Education (NetVUE) What does it mean to think like a Christian? We live in a complex postsecular age in which faith, learning, and personal identity are intertwined.
Awake - Reformed Journal
An olive tree, aflame in my mind, awake in the wee hours, burns the light of a thousand rivers of gold oil, the heat of a thousand leaves open in the fields of scriptural truth, joy of reveling in a fruiting orchard of the loveliest light. After I isolated for two winters and a half, the odd world opened from a very small place—one where I was told never to use the words very or never—and swung wider than the berth of a ship christened for an Arctic explorer.
The Wonderful, Wrunnerful Whippet!
This article was originally published in Showsight Magazine, March 2014 issue. The Wonderful, Wrunnerful Whippet! The American Whippet Club has long promoted the Whippet as “the Versatile Breed,” and that’s not just a catchy slogan—versatility is in the Whippet’s very DNA. This trait dates back to the earliest efforts of canny working-class people in northern England to develop a dog that was cheap to feed, easy to house, and capable of providing many kinds of sport.
The Christian Scholar as a Poet
A Tale of Two Emersons In the little New England town where I grew up, two roads were named after Ralph Waldo Emerson—different roads sharing one name. Our split-level home sat on a half-acre plot by a meadow; while I lived on this quiet Emerson Road, there was another Emerson Road less than a mile away, near Thoreau Road.
Hound Dog Breeds
Hound dog breeds are primarily used for hunting, which is a common ancestral trait. Some Hounds follow a trail using their ... keen sense of smell. Others, who continuously run down prey, exhibit a wonderful gift of endurance. Beyond this, however, it is difficult to make generalizations regarding Hound dog breeds because they come in such a wide range of species. Pharaoh Hounds, Norwegian Elkhounds, Afghans, and Beagles are just a few examples.
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