Zuckerberg Touts A.I. Glasses as the Center of Meta’s Superintelligence Strategy

Zuckerberg Touts A.I. Glasses as the Center of Meta’s Superintelligence Strategy

[ad_1] Mark Zuckerberg is convinced that his company’s smart glasses are the future. Andrej Sokolow/picture alliance via Getty Images As Meta launches its new “superintelligence” initiative, the tech giant is pouring billions into talent and infrastructure in a race to develop advanced A.I. before its competitors. But how consumers will ultimately engage with this technology…

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A King of Countertenors Arrives in New York With a Royal Orchestra

A King of Countertenors Arrives in New York With a Royal Orchestra

[ad_1] La Fille du Régiment at Festival Napa Valley. Photo: Drew Altizer Since his first solo CD was released in 2004, Franco Fagioli has been acclaimed as one of opera’s finest countertenors, a special category for classical “guys who sing high”—to paraphrase the nifty Instagram handle of Australian countertenor David Hansen. In late July, thanks…

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Lucky Charms, High Noon and More Not-So-Magical Brand Recalls That Put Consumers on Alert 

Lucky Charms, High Noon and More Not-So-Magical Brand Recalls That Put Consumers on Alert 

[ad_1] Earlier this month, Ritz Crackers maker Mondelez Global LLC issued its own warning along with the FDA after mislabeling packages of their individually wrapped peanut butter crackers as cheese crackers.  The company assured at the time there had been “no reports of injury or illness reported,” when confirming the July 8 recall but, considering…

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Are You My First? Cast: Meet the 21 Virgins Looking for Love

Are You My First? Cast: Meet the 21 Virgins Looking for Love

[ad_1] Untangling JaNa Craig & Kenny Rodriguez’s Breakup Drama With Love Island USA Costars These sexy singles are ready to pop their reality TV cherry. Hulu has revealed the cast of the new dating show Are You My First? featuring 21 virgins looking for love. The group of hopefuls includes a tour guide and stand-up comedian…

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UT Austin School of Social Work wins grant to address addiction treatment worker's stress, burnout

UT Austin School of Social Work wins grant to address addiction treatment worker's stress, burnout

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — Social work is an important profession, but isn’t easy. Stress and burnout abound among workers tackling addiction, according to a spokesperson with The University of Texas at Austin’s School of Social Work. The spokesperson announced Thursday that the National Institute on Drug Abuse, or NIDA, awarded the school’s Addiction Research Institute…

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Gabriel Rico Maps Reality Through Flesh and Form

Gabriel Rico Maps Reality Through Flesh and Form

[ad_1] In “A Finger Pointing to the Moon,” artist Gabriel Rico reflects on the relationship between humans and our environment. Photographer: Guillaume Ziccarelli. Courtesy of the artist and Perrotin As humans, we’re driven—almost as an obsession—to measure and contain the world through linguistic, mathematical and material structures that offer a sense of orientation, however arbitrary,…

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Hauser & Wirth Heads to Palo Alto as Mega-Galleries Target Silicon Valley

Hauser & Wirth Heads to Palo Alto as Mega-Galleries Target Silicon Valley

[ad_1] The future site of Hauser & Wirth Palo Alto. Courtesy Hauser & Wirth | Photo: Jon McNeal Photography While the broader art world is grappling with market contraction—and some legendary dealers are raising the white flag—the mega-galleries continue expanding their footprints in strategically wealthy collector hubs or well-capitalized regions currently in full boom and…

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