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Humans Becoming Robots, Robots Becoming HumanOn March 1, 2012 the Nevada DMV issued the first license for a “Google Driverless Car.” The idea behind this innovation is that one day soon new technology will drive cars safer and more skillfully than humans, thus saving lives and billions of dollars in car crashes. How well this idea catches on is a bit questionable, given the powerful “romance” of driving one’s car, but it’s certainly an indicator of things to come in the daily intersection of human and artificial intelligence and mobility. There have always been those who have dreamed of stepping into a mechanical exo-skeletal-type “suit&#

Humans Becoming Robots, Robots Becoming Human by $techgnotic

Into The Dandelions by ~i-gledam

I.D by ~B-Rye1001

Thief by *Htay5

What Superheroes Should Today's Tech Inspire?We got to interview a visionary futurist with an eye on technology about what would inspire today's comic book writers to create our next superheroes with knowledge of real technological and scientific advancement.

What
Superheroes
Should Today's Technologies Inspire?

:icontechgnotic:by :devtechgnotic:
April 25, 2012

We got to interview a visionary futurist with an eye on technology about what would inspire today's comic book writers to create our next superheroes with knowledge of real technological and scientific advancement.

You never know when it’s going to happen – that otherwise quotidian moment when y

What Superheroes Should Today's Tech Inspire? by $techgnotic

Pokeball 3D - 3 by ~n03p0nc3

The GLaDOS Pokeball by *wazzy88

Win8 orb 'small arrow' by ^ap-graphik

Brian Taylor: Outlaw of Independent CinemaMovies featuring the latest in high tech digital effects, eye-popping CGI environments and ear-splitting surround sound, are often described as “pushing the envelope.” But they’re mega-million-dollar productions that are delivered back to the studios by the filmmakers precisely as pre-ordered. Rarely is there danger of disaster, so what envelope has been pushed?

Brian Taylor
Outlaw at the Bleeding Edgeof Independent Cinema

:icontechgnotic:by :devtechgnotic:
Wed Apr 11, 2012, 07:00 PM

Movies featuring the latest in high tech digital effects, eye-popping CGI environments and ear-splitting surround sound,

Brian Taylor: Outlaw of Independent Cinema by $techgnotic

VENOM by ~EdwardDelandreArt

Hello, Spidey by ~SquirrelVonGreen

Magma Striper by ~MythNymph

Fantasizer by ~readyo

I chu by =Kashoune

Claw to the Top by `MajorGeneralWhiskers

Join the Feline Uprising by `MajorGeneralWhiskers

Me by `MajorGeneralWhiskers

DID YOU CALL ME FAT? by ~IITuckingFypoII

Site Update: New Thumbs, Comment Business CardsIn our continuous effort to improve the deviantART experience, we're publishing Site Updates to keep members informed and to gather feedback. Below is a list of recent changes to the site, bug fixes, and feedback that was brought up by members in the last Site Update.

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A Preview of deviantART's New Thumbnails
The current deviantART thumbnails (the smaller versions of deviations) have served the community well for years; however, there's always room for improvement. We've created a new style of thumbnail, which hopes to solve the problems with the current thumbnails.

Read more about the new thumbnails and find out how you can prev

Site Update: New Thumbs, Comment Business Cards by $danlev

Man and God by ~321nayr

'TIl Death do us part by *thefreshdoodle

Spiral Combustion by *thefreshdoodle

-Updated- Acrylic Painting of Lara Croft by ~CurlyWurly808

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~blueBalance Sep 11, 2011 Hobbyist Photographer

Thank you so much for the fave! (:

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~ShadowBlisk Sep 11, 2011 Hobbyist Filmographer

No problem.

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