Early painting by Cora Renfro to come back to Adair
2024-04-11 - IL - Photo by Andrea Shiffer-Frantz
A cousin to James D. Renfro, whose mother Ethel would have been his Aunt, writes from her home in Springfield, IL. She has an unframed painting Cora Renfro did in 1972 that she says is "in a bit of rough shape." She would like to get it back to Adair County into the family or the genealogy center. Andrea Shiffer-Frantz can be reached at 217-529-2765 or by email at Oneshiffgirl@msn.com . Comments | Permalink
2024-04-11 - IL - Photo by Andrea Shiffer-Frantz
A cousin to James D. Renfro, whose mother Ethel would have been his Aunt, writes from her home in Springfield, IL. She has an unframed painting Cora Renfro did in 1972 that she says is "in a bit of rough shape." She would like to get it back to Adair County into the family or the genealogy center. Andrea Shiffer-Frantz can be reached at 217-529-2765 or by email at Oneshiffgirl@msn.com . Comments | Permalink
Red Bellied Woodpecker
2024-04-11 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Roldcat
Roldcat writes, "A Red Bellied Woodpecker shelters himself from today's rain in Crocus." Comments | Permalink
2024-04-11 - Adair Co., KY - Photo by Roldcat
Roldcat writes, "A Red Bellied Woodpecker shelters himself from today's rain in Crocus." Comments | Permalink
How AI might perceive itself
2024-04-11 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Two imaginative self-portraits were created in LWC Professor David Goguen's presentation with a prompt to "visualize how an artificial intelligence (AI) program might perceive itself." The artworks blend abstract and technological elements, featuring visual metaphors like neural networks and circuit patterns, to represent the AI's essence and its contemplative view on existence and role. In each result, it is the human prompt that determines the end result. Comments | Permalink
2024-04-11 - Downtown Columbia, KY - Photo by Linda Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com
Two imaginative self-portraits were created in LWC Professor David Goguen's presentation with a prompt to "visualize how an artificial intelligence (AI) program might perceive itself." The artworks blend abstract and technological elements, featuring visual metaphors like neural networks and circuit patterns, to represent the AI's essence and its contemplative view on existence and role. In each result, it is the human prompt that determines the end result. Comments | Permalink
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