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Alexa is going to the moon as part of NASA's Artemis 1 mission - Vimarsana News

Alexa is going to the moon as part of NASA's Artemis 1 mission

The Callisto system is another example of what was once science fiction becoming reality.

The Suzuki Hayabusa Is the Greatest Motorcycle Ever Made, Some Say - Vimarsana News

The Suzuki Hayabusa Is the Greatest Motorcycle Ever Made, Some Say

That is the undying belief of many riders. The third-generation model may not be all-new, but it is better—and still uniquely great.

Everything Quests: Film Reviews - Everything2.com - Vimarsana News

Everything Quests: Film Reviews - Everything2.com

Everything Quest – Film Reviews The quest is now closed. Thank you, everyone, for your enthusiasm -- it generated a lot of good content The Brief: WHA...

The Mitchells vs the Machines, AI and Netflix: have the robots taken over cinema? - Vimarsana News

The Mitchells vs the Machines, AI and Netflix: have the robots taken over cinema?

Ironically, if Pal’s creator had spent more time in front of a screen, he’d have known better. The movies have been warning us for more than half a century that artificial intelligence has an incurable habit of turning against us, especially if it hasn’t got a body of its own. From Kubrick’s 2001 and Colossus: The Forbin Project, the idea has virally passed down through the likes of War Games, Terminator’s Skynet, the Matrix’s machines and Avengers’ Ultron. At best you’ll get a morose onboard computer such as Moon’s GERTY or an artificial lover like Scarlett Johansson in Her...

A colossal learning setback - Vimarsana News

A colossal learning setback

A colossal learning setback December 16, 2020 The writer is an independent education researcher and consultant. She has a PhD in Education from Michigan State University. Since the pandemic began, educators have been warning about the possibility of a backslide in student learning. As we enter December, studies from around the world have started to pour in confirming this. The Washington Post reported on a study conducted in the US by McKinsey & Co, warning of a ‘lost generation’. Assessments conducted to see where students stand have shown that student learning levels have been set bac...