Mark Frauenfelder is a journalist at Boing Boing. He covers a diverse range of topics including artificial intelligence, arts and entertainment, architecture, and technology, with a particular focus on AI platforms, generative AI, and the publishing industry. Mark's work has been featured in Flipboard, Knowledia, and MSN, among other platforms.
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"If you have a mental picture of guys living in computers, it'll likely prepare you for the future better than otherwise," , describing that mental
Artist Eric Antonow's Self-Portrait Banana sticker looks like a grocery produce label but shows Andy Warhol's face. Stick it on a banana, then eat the banana to finish the art.
I've painted rocks for years with Liquitex Soft Body acrylic and Holbein Acryla Gouache, but I still haven't found the perfect paint. Got a suggestion?
By: Mark Frauenfelder
The 2600 Hz toy matched AT&T's network signal, and phreaker John Draper was arrested after a 1971 Esquire article exposed the trick.
By: Mark Frauenfelder
Mark shows how macOS's built-in Digital Color Meter grabs the exact hex value of any color on screen, including one lifted from a 1933 Kirchner painting.
By: Mark Frauenfelder
Malone Lam pleaded guilty to a $240 million bitcoin theft, then blew the money on nightclubs, a $2 million watch, and more than 30 cars.
By: Mark Frauenfelder
A rigged bottle recycling machine paid out $47,000 for the same bottle, run through 177,451 times.
A house spider will usually die if you put it outside — it evolved to live only indoors, experts say.
A street vendor in Kuala Lumpur taught me to chew betel nut. I felt nothing. A 25,000-year-old set of teeth from Indonesia tells a different story.
By: Mark Frauenfelder
A Georgia Tech biophysicist found that E. coli bacteria store memories of past conditions using a system that mirrors a gated AI neural network.
