Unknown Exposures

Is the AI bubble about to burst?:

The neuroscientist Eric Hoel calls this the “supply paradox of AI”: “the easier it is to train an AI to do something, the less economically valuable that thing is. After all, the huge supply of the thing is how the AI got so good in the first place.”

Three women, off to an event, in the 60s.

Women unknown, location unknown.

Three women wearing 1960s fashion are standing on a sidewalk in an urban area, each holding a handbag.

Source: large batch of 1960s, 70s and 80s transparencies bought on eBay

Tiger, Whipsnade Zoo, March 1973

A tiger is eating a piece of meat on a wooden surface, shot through a fence.

This appears to be the Barbican Swimming Baths in York, at some point in the late 70s or early 80s.

A large pyramid-shaped building - the Barbican Swimming Baths in York - surrounded by two delivery trucks is situated in an urban area.

Manhattan, early 80s

Manhattan in the early 80s, with the World Trade Centre central in the image.

Source: large batch of 1980s transparencies bought on eBay

British Rail Inter-City 125s, 1980s

An Inter-City 125

A child running for an Inter-City 125

Source: large batch of 1980s transparencies bought on eBay

Stonehenge, early 1980s

Stonehenge in the early 1980s

The stones of Stonehenge in the 1980s.

Source: large batch of 1980s transparencies bought on eBay