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Will AI Ever Be Creative?

“Many people argue AI cannot be creative because humans produced and trained it on their own ideas. But humans also produced and trained Beethoven, Dickinson and Da Vinci. Geniuses don’t spring out of the Earth like Greek gods. Like it or not, everything you’ve ever created was inspired — at least in part — by something another person taught you.”

“Even geographically isolated cultures come up with the same artistic and literary themes over and over again — a great flood, talking animals, people with wings and personified planets. People’s brains are so similar across the board that no matter where they go, they write the same stories and share the same dreams. Just like AI, you’re hardwired to have certain thoughts.”

Read more at Unite.ai: Can Artificial Intelligence Ever Be Truly Creative?

When suddenly, at midnight…

When suddenly, at midnight, you hear an invisible procession going by with exquisite music, voices, don’t mourn your luck that’s failing now, work gone wrong, your plans all proving deceptive — don’t mourn them uselessly. As one long prepared, and graced with courage, say goodbye to her, the Alexandria that is leaving.
Part of a Poem: C. P. Cavafy, 1911 — Image: Dari, Midjourney v 5.1, 2023

AI, how does it work?


For many of us, the term artificial intelligence conjures up images of science fiction movies. But what is it really? As AI technology becomes a bigger part of our world, Lester Holt sits down with Tristan Harris and Aza Raskin, co-founders of the Center for Humane Technology, to talk about how it works.https://dariusdesign.com/wp-admin/edit.php

ChatGPT’s UX writing skills?

“A test and analysis of ChatGPT’s UX Writing skills, its responses, and a demonstration of how it should be conducted. *If you consider using ChatGPT for your UX Writing and Content Design works, you should really know your needs and requirements to conduct it well beforehand. You must conduct ChatGPT with exact and definite (really definite) wordings to get the response that you need.”

Read more at UX Collective: How good are ChatGPT’s UX writing skills?

Happy New Year 2023!

As we turn the page on another year, we can’t help but hope for a brighter and more peaceful future. The past year has been filled with challenges and struggles. We look for calm in the midst of worldly chaos. We hope the new year brings order and peace to the world and becomes a time of healing and growth. Let’s work together to create a more harmonious, compassionate society in the spirit of unity and understanding. Happy New Year 2023!

Banksy’s identity revealed?

There are almost as many myths and legends about him as there are about Shakespeare. Well, that may sound a bit exaggerated, but for years half the world has been trying to figure out who has his finger on the spray can. His paintings are primarily characterized by criticism of our Society and have the status of true works of art. Anyone who sees a real Banksy or – even better – even has one on the wall of his house, is a huge lucky guy. Rumors about his identity, which the artist keeps top secret, make the rounds again and again – but no one knows who he really is. Until now!

Read more: Banksy’s identity is said to have been accidentally revealed and he is part of a band

UX/UI Trends for 2023


“The web’s future is always changing. Web design trends for UX/UI are no exception, and 2023 offers designers a wealth of cutting-edge and intriguing concepts to delve into. If you are dealing with app design services, then make sure that the company you work with knows the main trends of the industry, because this is partly an indicator of their professionalism. For your benefit, we have listed 2023 UX/UI trends so you can keep up to date. The predictions of industry experts and our own findings serve as the foundation for this article’s views on the future of user experience.”

Read more at Rebellion Research: Top Upcoming Trends in UX/UI Design for 2023

Zaha Hadid Architects Beeah Headquarters in Sharjah

“Zaha Hadid Architects took visual cues from undulating desert dunes when creating the sinuous headquarters for environmental management company Beeah Group in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.”

“Designed by the late architect Zaha Hadid, the long-awaited Beeah Headquarters takes the form of a series “of interconnecting dunes” that echo its Al Sajaa desert surroundings.”

Read more at Dezeen: Zaha Hadid Architects completes dune-like Beeah Headquarters in Sharjah