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Instagram released a set of new stickers saluting women in STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) just in time for Pi Day (March 14). The stickers were designed by Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, a multidisciplinary artist, educator, STEM advocate and TED speaker, who recently released public art series I Still Believe in Our City, displayed around New…Read More

For Ikea fans, options are limited these days for browsing its newest collections of home goods. The retailer suspended printing its catalog in late 2020 after 70 years, and not everyone feels safe roaming its expansive stores in person. So the brand–alongside agency Ogilvy New York–decided to create a new way to explore Ikea’s digital…Read More

Yann LeCun, Facebook’s world-renowned AI guru, had some problems with an article written about his company yesterday. So he did what any of us would do, he went on social media to air his grievances. Only, he didn’t take the fight to Facebook as you’d expect. Instead, over a period of hours, he engaged in a back-and-forth with numerous people on Twitter. No it doesn’t. Apparently, one can write about AI fairness without paying attention to journalistic fairness.One of those cases where one knows the reality, reads an article about it, and go “WTF?” — Yann LeCun (@ylecun) March 12,…

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Minjae Ormes took on the role as CMO of a start-up within a Fortune 15 company for one main reason–and that reason was based on her own criteria. “I was ready for more meaning–ready to take a bigger chance on myself, ready to take on a bigger risk and just go for something where I…Read More

Some of the stars of HBO Max’s newest series, Generation, bristle when their show–a half-hour comedy-drama about a group of high schoolers–is compared to other teen dramas. “For some reason, when you focus on young people, and you show them authentically, everyone’s like, ‘Oh, these [shows] are exactly the same,'” Justice Smith, who plays Chester…Read More

About a year after the pandemic was declared a national emergency in America, concerts are still scarce and music lovers have lost touch with the intimate, interactive, in-person experiences they once had with their favorite artists. To give artists a new way to engage with their fans, Amazon Music has launched an integration of artist…Read More

Welcome to Adventures with AI, a column exploring what happens when artificial intelligence takes control of everyday tasks. Eating out is one of my great pleasures; cooking is not.  Unfortunately, since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve been doing a lot of the latter and almost none of the former. Preparing meals has become paricularly tedious during London’s latest lockdown. So like an unhappy couple in a sexless marriage, I’ve been trying to spice things up in my domestic life. Only instead of strapping on a gimp mask and a ball gag, I’ve been experimenting with AI. [Read: How do you build a pet-friendly gadget?…

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Releasing its fourth quarter results, Ulta Beauty announced president Dave Kimbell will succeed Mary Dillon as its next CEO in June. Dillon, meanwhile, will become executive chair of the beauty retailer’s board of directors, a role she intends to serve in for one year. “It has been the honor of my career to lead the…Read More

HBO Max’s ad-supported tier, which is slated to debut in June, will come with just about every piece of programming contained in HBO Max’s current ad-free offering. But it will be missing one big chunk of programming: The day-and-date film releases from Warner Bros. debuting monthly on the service throughout 2021. And while the company…Read More