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Robin Raskin

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Veteran tech j'list with medals and wounds to prove it. Founder of Living in Digital Times (SOLD) and now THE VEG (#VirtualEventsGroup)
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WEF Hopes Metaverse Can Expand Dialog

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By Marshall Honorof, Robin Raskin, Dan Costa Verified, Michael Sheldrick
| Worth Magazine Verified
The Global Collaboration Village (GCV) is, in many ways, a perfect microcosm of the metaverse concept. This innovative digital platform would allow citizens from all around the world to virtually attend the World Economic Forum’s yearly conference in Davos, Switzerland. It’s forward-thinking, innovative, and democratizing. And, in spite of a long development cycle, it’s still missing some key features.
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AI Generated Actors Are Already Here

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By Robin Raskin, Marshall Honorof, Josh Kampel, Dan Costa Verified
| Worth Magazine Verified
Ori Inbar, the CEO and founder of Augmented World Expo, stood on stage in front of a live audience in October and had a conversation—with himself. Or rather a virtual hologram of himself. Created using facial recognition, volumetric capture technology, and holography, the fake Inbar spoke in his voice, using words produced by ChatGPT. Fake Ori and real Ori traded barbs about each other’s skill sets. “Your words are a pile of cliches,” said the real Inbar to his doppelganger.
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Pioneer Women Astronomers Flourished a Century Ago

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By Marshall Honorof, Robin Raskin, Michael Sheldrick
| Worth Magazine Verified
In the history of science, notable women can seem like a rarity. Astronomy is no exception. While many people recognize names like Galileo, Copernicus, and Hubble, they would be hard-pressed to name pioneers of the opposite sex. However, new research from the University of Chicago could help change that perception. More than 100 years ago, female astronomers flourished at the Yerkes Observatory in Wisconsin, and the work they did went well beyond simple stenography and computation.
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