From Sketch to 3D in Minutes: How MIT’s New AI System Could Transform Engineering Design
Columnist – Vivek Ekarat Imagine This… Imagine drawing a simple sketch of a car part on paper. Instead of spending hours rebuilding that sketch inside complex Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software, an intelligent AI system instantly converts it into a detailed 3D model ready for testing, simulation, or even 3D printing. This futuristic workflow is becoming […]
The Next AI Adoption Gap Is Not Access—It Is Agency
Composer and interdisciplinary artist Cong Liu on helping non-technical users move from passive AI consumption to meaningful creation – Original Article at The AI Journal Artificial intelligence has never been easier to access. Anyone can open a chatbot, generate an image or experiment with video in a matter of minutes. Yet access to a tool […]
Virtual Reality and Mental Wellness
A New Frontier in Care Preface: For decades, virtual reality lived mostly in gaming and entertainment. Today it is quietly becoming one of the more rigorously studied tools in mental health and addiction recovery – not as a replacement for therapy, but as a way to make therapy more immersive, accessible, and, across a growing […]
Gemini 3 Raises the Bar for AI, but the Real Test Starts Now
Columnist – Vivek Ekarat Google has officially unveiled Gemini 3, its most advanced artificial intelligence model to date, marking a major milestone in the company’s AI roadmap. The announcement was made on The Keyword by Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet, alongside Demis Hassabis, CEO of Google DeepMind, and Koray Kavukcuoglu, CTO of Google […]
AI, Wellness & the Moving Image
When the Screen Becomes a Sanctuary – How Surreal AI Short Films Are Becoming an Unexpected Wellness Trend on YouTube There is a new kind of film entering people’s lives quietly. No box office, no festival premiere. It arrives on a phone screen at the end of a difficult day, lasts three or four minutes, […]