Bigger than Intel, Nvidia and Samsung.

Apparently, the Vision Pro can double as a key for one’s Tesla.

Less powerful but nearly as efficient as the Grand Touring model, these cheaper Airs should still satisfy.

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The tunnel was discovered 13 meters below the ground by Katharine Martinez, an archaeologist from the Dominican Republic.

Atlas demonstrates the ability to pick up and move heavy automotive parts.

A new cybercriminal group, ResumeLooters, targets job search platforms in APAC, stealing millions of resumes and personal data.

V-IRL

Grounding virtual intelligence in real life.

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Does perception exist outside of our own nervous system? Philosopher Alva Noë thinks so. We can visualize the back of a tomato, even if our eyes cannot see it. We aren’t offended by profane statements written in a language we aren’t fluent in. This is because our perception is based on more than our five senses; it relies on experience and context as well.

Alva Noë unpacks this puzzle with a few examples, from being able to visualize things we are not looking at, to a phenomenon called “change blindness.”

Ultimately, this information can be used to challenge our original understanding of perception, and can expand on the idea that the way one person assesses an object may not precisely match the assessment of another.

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