Self Help for Robots

I'm reading The Accidental Homo Sapiens: Genetics, Behavior, and Free Will by Ian Tattersall & Rob DeSalle more for the survey of human evolution than for new ideas.

Last week's experiment was bigness on top of huge piled high with enormity, encompassing the all-colossal! This weekend, instead, I went small.

An individual's Karma persists through the cycles of rebirth, but only within that person's lifetime. The Karma of a group, however, will last for generations.

Like how a guitar can be called an ax, a keyboard arrangement can be called a rig.

Well, look who's discovered a neurological interest in cognition? Everyone!

BoingBoing shows a video glitching and like a carnival barker shouts: "Watch an AI-generated human face become monstrous as its neural network decays!"