A little late I know but I finally got around to seeing Matrix Reloaded. Expectations having been set suitably low by the reviews I was pleasantly surprised. The white "matrix" images of Zion Control were beautiful and the whole "life as a programme" proposition kept going well. Some of the fight scenes could have been shorter though......
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This is more like it. KurzweilAI.net collects the thoughts of Ray Kurzweil, he of synthesisers and speech programs, and is hardly suprisingly about AI and future tech. Includes a fairly basic Virtual Personality - Ramona - who seems at first glance not as advanced as the one I was working on a couple of years ago. Time to dig Halo out of the cupboard.
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The Guardian's got it right. A voluntary group called PierToPier.Net(sic) has started providing free wireless access to Brighton Beach. To test this new fangled wi-fi stuff out, the Guardian dispatched its G2 editorial team to the beach armed with laptops, cameras, wi-fi cards and a VW microbus. From the beach they edited and produced todays G2 supplement. Wonderful. Next stop Cannon Hill Park.
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My thoughts on why people blog inspired by my first month or so in the blogosphere.
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Number 2 in the robot catalogue has to be Asimo. Standing for Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility, Asimo's focus is very much on mobility not automony. Standing about 1.4m tall Asimo's human form and natural movement is very much intended to show the human face of robotics. Remotely controlled by an operator Asimo is a marvellous platform for showing how mobile and dextrous future robots could be - but isn't about how smart they may be.
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Ok now blogging by wap fm my nokia. very slow. What about sms 2 blog?
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Wapsilion Wapblogger Test
OK this is a test from the Wapsilion PC interface. Try from a phone next.
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