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People who have viewed automation and artificial intelligence with a sense of dread may be beginning to appreciate how it can reduce the boring, repetitive work that is the bane of their lives. In fact, rather than being a threat to human contributions to the enterprise, automation is a powerful enabler of creative, innovative work.

2023 museum shows from Simone Leigh and María Berrío at the ICA Boston to Keith Haring at the Broad and Karl Lagerfeld at the Met.

Will the millennium arrive in darkness and chaos as billions of lines of computer code containing two-digit year dates shut down hospitals, banks, police and fire departments, airlines, utilities, the Pentagon, and the White House? The nightmare scenarios are only too possible, ROBERT SAM ANSON discovers as he traces the birth of the Y2K "bug," the folly, greed, and denial that have muffled two decades of warnings from technology experts, and the ominous results of Y2K tests that lay b...

The donated collection to the San Diego History Center represents generations of art.

We scoured "The Milk of Dreams" to find the artists you need to know. Here's where to buy their work and how much it costs.

Same group. at this point, in the history of the klan in the united states, it would be against our interests to totally combine. >> louis beams contribution to the movement has been to take its message and move it into the computer age. libertynet was the first foray into social network activism by the white power movement, and perhaps one of the earliest examples of social network activism by anyone in the united states. so it really was like facebook before facebook. >> people talk about the ...

During the height of the Industrial Revolution in England, Charles Babbage was tasked by the British government with creating a machine that could process the government's financial accounts from across its empire. Babbage nearly succeeded in building something even greater: a computer.

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Author Dale Peskin’s new book “The Timekeeper’s Daughter” is an evocative drama drawn from a devastating chapter in American social and economic history Share Article Recent release “The Timekeeper’s Daughter” from Page Publishing author Dale Peskin is a spellbinding novel based in part on his own reporting for his hometown newspaper, “The Youngstown Vindicator”, which disclosed mismanagement at Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. and collusion with the Antitrust Division of the US Ju...