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Culture and entertainment publication covering film, television, comedy, music, books and criticism.
Database of Arabic Literature in English Studies (DAL) is a database compiled and edited by OxLit. It aims to advance the study, appreciation, and accessibility of Arabic literary heritage. DAL provides authoritative bibliographic entries, critical editions, and contextual information on poetry, prose, and criticism. The platform supports both introductory learners and advanced researchers with structured access to key texts, authors, genres, and themes.
edwardlib.org
Edward is a Python library for probabilistic modeling, inference, and criticism. It is a testbed for experimentation and research with probabilistic models, from hierarchical models on small data sets to deep probabilistic models on large data sets. It fuses Bayesian statistics and machine learning, deep learning, and probabilistic programming, and is built on TensorFlow.
fenceportal.org
Fence is an independent literary press publishing a biannual print journal of poetry, fiction, art and criticism, alongside Fence Books. It publishes largely from unsolicited submissions and states a commitment to queer writers and writers of color.
mekongreview.com
Literary and current-affairs magazine covering Southeast Asia through essays, criticism and regional reporting.
github.com
MiniAGI is a simple autonomous agent compatible with GPT-3.5-Turbo and GPT-4. It combines a prompt with a minimal set of tools, chain-of-thoughts and short-term memory with summarization, and is capable of inner monologue and self-criticism. A critic can be enabled for additional API requests.
noemamag.com
The Five Stages Of AI Grief is a NOEMA essay written by Benjamin Bratton. It argues that negative, grief-driven criticism of AI fails to illuminate paths to preferable futures, and explores possibilities that move beyond both utopian and dystopian narratives around artificial intelligence.
hplovecraft.com
The H.P. Lovecraft Archive is a website dedicated to Howard Phillips Lovecraft, the weird fiction writer who died in 1937. It covers his life, writings, fictional creations, study and popular culture, and includes many electronic texts of his works. The site also provides information on biographies, criticism, bibliographies, periodicals and online articles and forums.