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@TheAtlantic staff writer. Zach Woods EGOT campaign manager. Messy tweeter. @EW alum. sli@theatlantic.com
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The Corner of Hollywood That’s Most Susceptible to AI Original

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By Shirley Li Verified
| The Atlantic Verified
Years ago, when the Simpsons animator Chuck Sheetz was a lecturer at UCLA, he invited a producer colleague of his from the series to attend a screening of his students’ work. That was a Saturday night; when Sheetz entered the Simpsons offices the following Monday morning, he found a handful of his pupils in the reception area. The producer had offered them jobs, they said, and they were ready to join the team—the students had the animation skills required of a thriving production.
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Taylor Swift’s Networking Spectacular

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By Shirley Li Verified
| The Atlantic Verified
At roughly 7:30 p.m. on Friday, July 3, the words JUST&T MARRIED! appeared on the jumbotrons outside Madison Square Garden. The sign meant that the “T&T” in question—the pop star Taylor Swift and her footballer fiancé Travis Kelce—had just wed. Onlookers outside the venue who’d braved the heat wave for any glimpse of the festivities cheered. A reporter for NBC News was caught speechless upon seeing the message. And I, seeing a photo of the screens on Instagram, thought, Wait, did AT&T sponsor this?
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Capturing omega sign in the clinical assessment of depression by deep learning

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By Jie Chen, Ngan Yin Chan, Chris Chen, Sijing Chen, Joey Chan, Yaping Liu, Shirley Li Verified, Kwong Sak Leung, Pheng-Ann Heng, Tatia M. C. Lee, Tim Li, Yun-Kwok Wing, Chun-Tung Li, Steven W. H. Chau
| Nature Verified
Abstract The omega sign is a melancholic facial expression, resembling the Greek letter omega “Ω”. To study static omega sign (visible full-blown Ω-shaped or vertical wrinkles at rest) and dynamic omega sign (newly appearing or deepening) with digital assessment for depression via deep learning, subjects with major depressive disorder (MDD) and controls were invited to take neutral photos and videotaped interviews to study the static and dynamic omega sign, respectively.
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