Boys and trouble, road trips and rodeos: even if you didn’t know the theme of Kylie Minogue’s latest incarnation, the clues piled up as you made your way inside London’s Café de Paris. By the entrance, felt Stetsons were for sale at the merchandise stall. A giant light-up “K”, as if missing from a honky-tonk sign, dangled over the balcony. Acoustic guitars cramped the tiny cabaret stage, plucked by session musicians with beards and twiddly moustaches, pork pie hats and neckerchiefs. As the pop star descended the spiralled staircase leading to the podium in bestudded double denim, her rebirth as a rhinestone cowgirl was complete.
test – susanne
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I realize this is unexpected but this stood out to me today, there is a bunch of folks who believe that machine learning is the next big thing and will revolutionize the way we live but honestly I am yet to see any changes in my everyday life that haven’t been on my phone.
Why would people bring some robot into their house too let alone from some unknown individual online.
What do you guys think? Would you have faith in a machine from someone you are unfamiliar with?
I’ve heard corporations like Meta, Bezos, and Standard Unions are working on a platform for this, although I can’t say for certain if I would trust these entities in my personal space.
I found a few really interesting articles: https://example1.com