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Dr Karsten Seipp

@karstor

Mobile interaction design, interaction techniques, and web stuff. Full-time Googler. Spare-time academic. Views and opinions are strictly my own.

 Stockholm, Sweden
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Joined March 2009
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Wow, I had always imagined computers writing things and humans moving predominantly to an editorial role. Looks like I was late to the party! bbc.com/news/technology-5077…
General Election 2019: How computers wrote BBC election result stories

General Election 2019: How computers wrote BBC election result stories

The BBC carried out its biggest test of machine-generated journalism to cover the general election.

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Ha, graceful degradation of art: vice.com/en_us/article/a359v…
First bookstore for AI authors? Amazing. newatlas.com/computers/books…
Booksby.ai is a bookshop entirely created by artificial intelligence

Booksby.ai is a bookshop entirely created by artificial intelligence

Melding the disparate worlds of art and computer science, Andreas Refsgaard and Mikkel Loose have developed a fascinating AI project called Booksby.ai, an online bookstore entirely generated by...

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Like GTA, but you're a horrible goose: goose.game/
Another interesting application for uncertainty visualisation: Brexit hbr.org/2019/09/research-qua…

Research: Quantifying the Cost of Brexit Uncertainty

CEOs in the UK have been spending more than an hour and a half a week on Brexit planning, according to a recent study. That represents about a week and a half of Brexit planning in a year. But it’s...

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Nice use of ML to scour undetected knowledge from old papers. Will AIs write better literature reviews? vice.com/amp/en_us/article/n…
If I was still living in London, I'd so go here next month: barbican.org.uk/whats-on/201… #MoreThanHuman
Replying to @drkatedevlin
@drkatedevlin does opening the same drink in a different country count as sharing that drink with a friend? Cheers to the successful installation of the new fridge again!
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Loving this: techcrunch.com/2019/03/18/nv…

Nvidia AI turns sketches into photorealistic landscapes in seconds | TechCrunch

Today at Nvidia GTC 2019, the company unveiled a stunning image creator. Using generative adversarial networks, users of the software are with just a few

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Fascinating insight into GPT2's writing capabilities theguardian.com/technology/2…
I published an article in the Journal for Visual Languages in Computing with my old research team. Free download for a month: Towards a visual guide for communicating uncertainty in Visual Analytics sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Awesome: theverge.com/platform/amp/20… @catherinecoe
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Eating cheese, looking at my Hieronymus Bosch book. Cheese dreams are made of these.
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Steamed hams never grow cold
Jason (@GolfingEsq) profile pictureJason@GolfingEsq15 Jan 2019
You know these #hamberders are quite similar to the ones they have at Krusty Burger
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A very interesting piece on AI generated work and the question of copyright in the digital art community theverge.com/2018/10/23/1801…
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@ArchiMemory I'm currently at UIST. This might interest you:
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Go @catherinecoe !
The Local Sweden (@TheLocalSweden) profile pictureThe Local Sweden@TheLocalSweden6 Aug 2018
'When I come back to Sweden I feel like I can breathe' dlvr.it/Qdx57n
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So hot, even the moon turns red! Where can you see Friday's 'blood moon'? - BBC News bbc.com/news/uk-northern-ire…
With regards to yet another scorching day of 32 degrees, may I suggest we replace the word "cool" with "hot" when expressing our appreciation/consent/awe? "Cool" is evidently soooo 2017...
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