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AI turned Breaking Bad into an anime — and it’s terrifying

A TikTok user recently shared a video showing AI-generated pictures of the Breaking Bad cast as anime characters, and the results are alarming.
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How to run Stable Diffusion to make awesome AI-generated art

Stable Diffusion is one of the most impressive generative AI art tools available today. Here's how to run Stable Diffusion online and on your PC.
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This vending machine sells pixels, not Pepsis, to help digital artists

Artist Danner Milliken wants to create a digital art vending machine that marries technology and art into one device that not only serves as a product, but as an art exhibition in and of itself. 
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YouTube Poop is punk rock for the internet age, and you probably don’t get it

Ever heard of a YouTube Poop? These experimental pop culture montages are ground zero for internet meme culture. Turning 15 years old this year, do they get the respect that they deserve?The post YouTube Poop is punk rock for the internet age, and you probably don’t get it appeared first on Digital Trends.
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When tech goes wrong: Banksy’s shredder was meant to totally destroy his artwork

Banksy's recent auction stunt was meant to totally destroy one of his most famous pieces of work, but a fault with the shredder has left the buyer with something almost certainly worth far more than the $1 million she bid for it.The post When tech goes wrong: Banksy’s shredder was meant to totally destroy his artwork appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Banksy artwork self-destructs after it auctions for $1.4 million

Banksy shredded a piece of his own artwork on Friday, just seconds after it fetched $1.4 million at a Sotheby's auction. The secretive street artist later explained his actions in a video posted on YouTube.The post Banksy artwork self-destructs after it auctions for $1.4 million appeared first on Digital Trends.
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These haunting anatomical images turn vertebrates inside out

Two new imaging techniques developed by researchers at the University of Kansas blend science and art in a captivating way. The techniques allow photos to be taken of vertebrate specimens, depicting the intricacies of their anatomy.The post These haunting anatomical images turn vertebrates inside out appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Genetically engineered bacteria paint microscopic masterpieces

By engineering E. coli bacteria to respond to light, scientists at the University of Rome have guided it like tiny drones toward patterns that depict Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, the Mona Lisa.The post Genetically engineered bacteria paint microscopic masterpieces appeared first on Digital Trends.
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MIT’s bizarre mask can control your mood, make you feel horny or anxious

Using a respiration sensor placed under the nose and bone conduction headphones near the ears, the device allows a wearer to hear her own breathing through slightly altered auditory feedback. In a pair of pilot studies, this feedback caused wearers to feel more stressed and more sexually aroused.The post MIT’s bizarre mask can control your mood, make you feel horny or anxious appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Meet the Australian ‘techno-artist’ growing a web-connected ear on his arm

Ear on Arm is an ongoing endeavor by the artist Stelarc, whose eccentric performances put his squishy body in the indifferent grip of technology. Stelarc sees the modern body as a “chimera of meat, metal, and code,” and uses it both as the vessel of exploration and the uncharted territory to be explored.The post Meet the Australian ‘techno-artist’ growing a web-connected ear on his arm appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Meet the Australian ‘techno-artist’ growing a web-connected ear on his arm

Ear on Arm is an ongoing endeavor by the artist Stelarc, whose eccentric performances put his squishy body in the indifferent grip of technology. Stelarc sees the modern body as a “chimera of meat, metal, and code,” and uses it both as the vessel of exploration and the uncharted territory to be explored.The post Meet the Australian ‘techno-artist’ growing a web-connected ear on his arm appeared first on Digital Trends.
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One man built his own vacation spot in VR

When most people fancy a vacation, they pack up their suitcase and go somewhere warm like Barbados. Not Bastiaan Hooimeijer,
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‘Record Player’ app searches Spotify when you snap a pic of an album

Say you're at a record store and you come across an album that you'd like to listen to before you
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Will Smith’s Grand Canyon bungee jump airs on YouTube September 25th

If you haven't noticed, Will Smith has found a new surge of creative energy with his YouTube channel. And in
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What we’re watching: ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ and ‘Lost in Space’

This week's IRL heads to the theater, where the latest Marvel flick is setting box-office records. Find out how several
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Google’s first VR Doodle honors filmmaker Georges Méliès

Visit the Google home page tomorrow (May 3rd) and you'll find an unusual Doodle of a stick-thin man with a
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Make trippy music in VR with pals (and OK Go)

When I heard that OK Go frontman Damian Kulash was teaming up with VR studio Within to create an interactive
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Augmented reality and yard sale junk collide to make art

Who doesn't enjoy digging through piles of old junk at yard sales? They're a window into the past, capturing lives
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Projection is the ideal medium for Gustav Klimt’s electric art

Austrian artist Gustav Klimt is celebrated for his boldly-colored paintings that marry portrait, decorative, symbolic and abstract art forms. Nowadays,
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A horror director brings slasher films to VR with ‘Campfire Creepers’

Alexandre Aja, the visionary director behind High Tension, is used to dabbling with new filmmaking technology. With 2010's Piranha 3D,
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There’s no escape from the harrowing truth about reality in VR

It's been a dark, harrowing week covering the VR experiences at Tribeca Film Festival. From the devastation of nuclear bombs
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‘Dinner Party’ tackles alien abduction in VR like an acid trip

When last we saw Dinner Party, the VR experience about the infamous Betty and Barney Hill alien abduction story, it
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Nintendo Labo review: A labor of love

Over the last week, I've spent more than 20 hours folding and assembling cardboard, and I've learned a few things.
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‘Hypnospace Outlaw’ is GeoCities moderator, the game

If you used the internet in the mid-to-late 90s, you probably remember GeoCities. Bright, garish webpages full of animated glitter
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‘Tacoma’ brings space-sleuthing to PS4 on May 8th

Last August, Gone Home developer Fullbright released Tacoma on Xbox One, PC, Mac and Linux. It was an ambitious adventure
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MIT researchers turn water into ‘calm’ software

Our lives are busy and full of distractions. Modern computing. with its constant notifications and enticing red bubbles next to
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Maybach Ultimate Luxury EV brings its own tea service

If an automaker wants to succeed in China, they need to electrify their cars. The country has strict EV plans
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A VR film forced me to confront my fear of the sea

The first time I realized I was terrified of whales, I was surprised. I had been scrolling through Instagram and
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‘Super Mario 64: Ocarina of Time’ is the perfect Nintendo mashup

Super Mario 64 is considered to be one of the greatest video games of all time. Its large, imaginative levels
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In ‘This is Climate Change,’ you can’t look away from the destruction

It's one thing to read about melting glaciers. It's another to sit and stare at one, as large chunks slowly
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‘Resogun’ developer teases multiplayer-centric ‘Stormdivers’

Last November, Finnish game developer Housemarque declared that the arcade genre "is dead." The studio's last title, Nex Machina, was
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Cult classic ‘Night Trap’ comes to Switch

If you weren't able to get your hands on one of the 5,000 copies of the campy horror game, Night
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