you see, van gogh is a great artist, paintings that are worth millions of millions of dollars there, he, who sold one painting in his entire life, the creator of interior designer panov, a man who mastered carpentry from scratch, studied three-dimensional modeling and showed design talent, without any special education. he was able to prove to himself and others that a craft can be an art, and a hobby can become successful in business project. his story began 3 years ago with a simple renovation in his own apartment. arthur admits he did not want to get the result, as in that joke they dreamed of high-tech style, but the style turned out. hi-so, so that this does not happen, arthur and his wife carefully thought out the entire interior in advance, after the decorative work it was the turn of the furniture and it turned out that they both liked it, or it was very expensive. or it's just not for sale. arthur decided to make furniture, on his own, a large massive closet, and to make something so light mobile, which can be rearranged, cleaned, vacuumed. e. well, and there they also looke

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lansky painter vincent van gogh for a long time was unreasonably considered the only one sold during the life of the artist by his picturesque work, the correct answer to the question is the variant and vincent van gogh is the ninth question. what is the origin of the african lake chat, and volcanic b dammed relic time? remember igor, at least something is missing, artyom is very much. how can volcanic lakes form? victoria well, i remember that there are vents there, and, probably, it is in this vent. actually. i formed a lake if you climb into the dictionary no vent, vent, volcano, at the top of the volcano, sometimes it forms, this funnel, which is called a crater. i remind you, and this crater, when it fills with water, a lake can form. here it is in the crater - a lake of volcanic origin. and sometimes it happens, for example, when lava flows out. it is enough to say such a liquid or not liquid. she is different. it can simply block the path to some river and create such a natural dam and it turns out a dam-type lake. ah, what is it a relic lake? as i understand it, no one rememb

van gogh has long been unreasonably considered the only painting sold during the artist 's lifetime.rigin of the african lake chat volcanic b dammed time? igor remember at least something not, artyom i don’t remember anymore, as there are a lot of types of lakes. how can volcanic lakes form? victoria well, i remember that there are vents there, and, probably, it is in this vent. actually. i formed a lake, if you look into the dictionary of no vent, vent, volcano at the top of the volcano, sometimes it forms, this funnel, which is called.

programmer and the board, the art, an artist that provided the data like picasso, rembrandt, or van gogh a. i art raises many questions, not just ethical and legal ones for vincent breds who teaches at the berlin university of the arts. it's the myth of the artist that matters. but his mom did call her when his vice, that was one bask yet if i buy a painting knowing it's my boss got one, i'm more willing to spend a lot of money and look at it for hours. imagining him painting it in new york area than if i see exactly the same picture knowing it was only created by a computer algorithm. nixon, i don't just look at the pure result, but i buy the story and the person a little little closer to you. she's too deep as wouldn't be submitted. but what exactly does an algorithm create? what can a i do? a, i is the machines ability to imitate logical thought and creativity once unique to humans, robots and machines are the hardware. while a, i is the software standing in for the brain, machine learning allows a i to continually develop, improve, and deliver results on its own. almost in real time.

please look at the screen and answer who is the author of this picture and vincent van gogh in gustavthink that this is gustav klimt how did you come to this conclusion i want to ask, i looked at it by the quality of this picture, i realized that it was definitely not van gogh and not cotman, the rest, and the last option turned out to be gustav klimt , by the method of elimination, it turns out alice which option did you choose? how did you answer? i don’t know exactly in the answers to the questions, but i chose the option, and the red vineyards in orel are a painting by the dutch painter vincent. van gogh has long been unreasonably considered the only painting sold during the artist 's lifetime. the question is what is the origin of the african lake chat volcanic b dammed time? igor remember at least something not, artyom i don’t remember anymore, as there are a lot of types of lakes. how can volcanic lakes form? victoria well, i remember that there are vents there, and, probably, it is in this vent that the lake actually forms. called a crater. i remind you, and this crater, when

, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> vince van gogh?my house, i can't remember something [ light laughter ] and i was going to be a painter. i was going fly jets off the aircraft carriers. i signed up. and i went like, "you schmuck, don't do that. you will die." [ light laughter ] >> seth: so, i want to ask you about "taxi. because this is one of the greatest sitcoms of all time, and it's the first place i saw you. and i remember in the opening titles of "taxi", your name came before the title of the show >> whoa! >> seth: now at the time as a kid watching it, and i knew i was watching reruns. i assumed, oh my god, judd hirsch must have been a giant star for them to put his name before "taxi. >> i was not no, i was not. >> seth: so were you surprised they put your name first >> yeah, i mean -- when they first -- okay. i was in like "rhoda." remember that play - that television situation? i had, i had two -- two episodes and that was it. that was it. i then said well, now i'm going to get out of television and i'm going to go to europe.

what's why not aka van gogh, delta is one of africa's last great natural sanctuaries, the vast areas, swamps and flooded grass lands a teeming with wild life that conservationists are keen to see protected as leader of the community co existence program. while or not say who lauro a helps locals recognize that living in harmony with nature can have a number of benefits. water, i am afraid of the elephants, but they help generate income for the people here. thanks to them. some villages have jobs and lodges, so i don't want them to disappear. tourism is the 2nd largest contributed to but swine as g d p off the diamonds. and there is a push to see more growth in the sector. many locals find work in logic and camps and increasing number of which are focusing on sustainability. botswana is taking a progressive approach to conservation. building materials like concrete are not permitted anywhere in this area. everything must be in harmony with nature. if we don't conserve this and if and working close to the community, and if they don't buy into it and they weren't b wildlife 2, which case

the key in conan, even if we can create pictures that are super photo realistic on or look like van gogh or other works that look completely original and groundbreaking diving. ultimately, we are also discussing the question of what's real and what isn't tal, and if haga vases, how can we create our own work and visit with her people are bad. so how can a i be used as a creative tool? recently a has been advancing rapidly in the field of image processing and generation freely available text to picture systems like does e and mid journey have caused a collective earthquake? it has never been easier, faster or cheaper to create digital images up at the berlin university of the arts, vincent brits discusses the latest developments with the students in the artificial creativity seminar adopted. come on, disinfect, you can compare it a bit to when there was only classical painting. and then suddenly the 1st photographers appeared who often dug up, and there was certainly resistance. and people said it was an art, it was a photo, plagiarism, whatever. huh. hm. and then over the years and decad

the key and conan, even if we can create pictures that are super food or realistic or look like van gogh or other works that look completely original and groundbreaking diving. ultimately, we are also discussing the question of what's real and what isn't tal and if hi good versus how can we create our own work? i'm just head on with one's lifted people. i'll bet. so how can a i be used as a creative tool? recently a i has been advancing rapidly in the field of image processing and generation freely available text to picture systems like does e and mid journey have caused a collective earthquake? it has never been easier, faster or cheaper to create digital images. at the berlin university of the arts, vincent brits discusses the latest developments with the students in the artificial creativity. seminar helped us come on disinfect. you can compare it a bit to when there was only classical painting. and then suddenly the 1st photographers appear to often doug ups, and there was certainly resistance. and people said it was an art, it was a photo, plagiarism, whatever. huh. hm. and then ove

example, on our main site, and among this detective board that we organized , there is a work by van goghexample, a civilization visualization of how he traveled, that he also has a huge number of diaries in different languages. we laugh that if we are afraid of something, we should think if lemon would sit like that or not, most likely he did, so he makes us a little bolder the elder at the museum at the beginning reacted with skepticism to the very idea of ​​crossing the academic approach with children. curiosity, but then with joy and great willingness to help. it was a new live in many respects unexpected look. i saw wonderful young people, our future, their interest in genuine high intelligence today is the ability to grasp. the main ability to find new angles, the team of novice researchers shoveled mountains. materials including the memoirs of the diaries of heinrich schlemann, whose bicentenary is celebrated this year , has been created by a site recorded by audio guides, comics are drawn, you scan the cat, you get to the website section to listen to the museum and you listen to t

the night exhibition shifted the exposition from baticelli to van gogh to the masterpiece of the nationalperation. the museum sounds more than a month of operation, the exposition was visited by 100,000 people. and this is the first exhibition that the london national gallery holds in china and the capital of britain in shanghai brought more than 50 works by the greatest artists of europe from the 15th century to the beginning of the 20th, the exposition is a huge success. uh, at the same time, the museum constantly received complaints from those who could not get there and they were met halfway. now on wednesdays and saturdays, access to the museum is round-the-clock, and at the time when we wake up, we just go to work meet happy people who are walking around the city because they just left the exhibition. well, in fact , there is nothing surprising in this information. shanghai and london are separated by thousands of kilometers. and of course, to go there you need to spend several hours, or even a day on the road. of course, this is inconvenient. and here art is so close. and, of cours

paul always reminds me of vincent van gogh . loads of vincent van gogh.say that about you when you're on this show. lots of people usually prince harry, isn't it? yeah, i think i prefer van gough, actually. well there's lot of therapy there . there's a lot of therapy there. either prince more either way, prince more lucrative . i would be pushing lucrative. i would be pushing myself as harry lookalike myself as a harry lookalike value, know. sure. if you value, you know. sure. if you seen goes, go for seen how much van goes, go for these . the ones that don't these days. the ones that don't have tins of soup on them and paint yeah. paint and stuff. yeah. yeah. a walking, talking lookalike will push all the way . yeah, push him all the way. yeah, right. to take quick right. going to take a quick break. when i come back, we'll have some of your thoughts full. speaking vincent, harry, speaking of paul vincent, harry, whatever you want to call him, he is whatever you want to call him, heisindeed whatever you want to call him, he is indeed a fire fighter. i th

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an avocado giving a high five to an orange in space in the style of van gogh.. i love that. i love that. >> oh, my god, that's incredible. >> that is awesome, awesome. >> oh, wow. >> that is frightening and fascinating all at the same time. >> reporter: people are using dalle to make children's books and magazine covers. i've even used to illustrate sunday morning stories. >> he also suggested taxing people who closed their shutters in the morning. >> reporter: dalle 2 and its rivals like midjourney and stable different fusion are available to anyone. they're inexpensive or even free. it's easy to see how this technology will change the game in graphic design, interior design, architecture, fashion, and movie making. >> the goal of the company is to develop artificial general intelligence, and by that we mean an ai that can do all of the things a human can and to deploy it in a way that's safe and maximizes the positive benefits to society. >> this individual is dal, arbitration's creator. he works at open ai, a company founded in 2018 by elon musk and others.

i did not open the largest exhibition of paintings, which drew inspiration from the cold van gogh rodinceed in? with your own eyes, you can see so much in the famous gallery, the gazebos make the public think every time, find new details and be transported into the past for a whole century at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, klimt became a true symbol of modernism. due to their bright colorful pictures such as a kiss or her diva and head, olaferno should be labeled on products to attract the attention of buyers. in our country, for several years now, within the framework of the labor productivity project, russian manufacturers of packaging and printing have been increasing their efficiency for accelerated import substitution. how do they do it? let's get a look. this is not just big words paper with antibacterial impregnation, which is made in kemerovo helps products be stored longer, and it also saves millions of coniferous trees, because it makes history by recycling 120 tons of waste paper per year by pressing a button on the remote control, the key is lowered and roll. in ou

you see, van gogh is a great artist, whose paintings are worth millions of millions of dollars, who iner entire life has sold one painting and lived. well, that is, he is a great artist, but i do not want to be ahead of my time, as he experienced his time, so no one understood him, he was not in demand. when asked who he considers himself an artist, a craftsman or a businessman? arthur answers. i'm a generalist and that's what dictates time today it is impossible to be one person, you need to combine the qualities and skills of completely different areas, then success will come to you. i may break the stereotype such that, uh, you have one profession and all of it remains there you grow in a career in a career and there you rise to what leading positions and that's it and you do n't move anywhere, and so you chose the path and suffer on it, as they say, and there it doesn’t matter anymore, that is, i break the stereotype, because you can break your path and try not to go straight take and break the fence there and go there, it turns out to be something new, something interesting, which

are with ruslan, through trial and error, is ready to generate something autumn in the style of van goghway, who does it now belong to in russia and dehydration, which is created by law, because according to article 1257. created and new with us, respectively , two options are not provided, or the author will still be read by the person who generated it, which is on the buttons, or the developer. it all depends on how exactly everyone will prove, naturally authorship. well, what exactly he created the object of copyright. maybe these services will partly replace both artists and even photographers. and also a soulless, seemingly artificial intelligence, can become a muse for everyone. who knows the fear of a white sheet, you know more than once, and the artist sits there for a long time looking for some kind of inspiration. that won't bother him either. this is some kind of assistant who will generate thousands of strange options for him. this may be 11.000 will lead the artist to some new solution, but sometimes creativity neural networks are scary. everything, this, of course, is frigh

you have got a version of starry night by vincent van gogh. and frida carlo's porch at top right.the work. we were talking yesterday about how you could ask you to write a poem or songin you could ask you to write a poem or song in the style of somebody. this is now out. you plug the robotic arm in and it paints you a picture. it shows you the potential. word is perfection, where it is originality, and? i don't know? —— where does perfection and? they will still need us to do something. make tea for the robot, probably! it's a problem that has dogged the online gaming community for years — the regular barrage of threats, abuse and toxic language from other players. now, for the first time in the uk, one major games creator has partnered with a police force in a bid to tackle the problem. 0ur gaming correspondent steffan powell has this report from newcastle. whether it's your favourite italian plumber... ..tense tactical shooting... ..or stealthy historical adventures that got you into gaming, you'll know that playing video games online can be a thing ofjoy, where friends from all