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Architecture practice Studio RAP has combined algorithmic design and 3D printing to create a pair of archways informed by Delft Blue porcelain at the PoortMeesters housing in the Netherlands.

Named New Delft Blue, the archways were designed to frame entrances to a courtyard garden at the centre of the housing development in Delft designed by The Hague-based VY Architects.

They were constructed using 3,000 unique tiles that were 3D-printed and arranged in a pattern determined by an algorithm created by Studio RAP.

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The men were gathered to watch the football game at a friend’s house.

The men were gathered to watch the football game at a friend’s house.

The men were gathered to watch the football game at a friend’s house.

The men were gathered to watch the football game at a friend’s house.

The men were gathered to watch the football game at a friend’s house.

#ManualLabor #CognitionServices #SyntheticMind.

The future of human labor in the age of AGI and automation, as discussed in the articles from Digital Habitats, suggests significant shifts in both manual and cognitive work.

Automation and AI advancements are predicted to take over a substantial portion of human jobs within the next 5 to 20 years.

Who do you trust on the Internet?

A better question might be: is trust even possible on the Internet?

And by extension: is trust possible anywhere in media?

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