Fantastic work, chilling - and soon reality.

someoneiswatchingyou:

Camera systems have been programmed to predict human behavior and recognize the risk potential of individuals. Forget artificial intelligence, this is artificial judgment, and its for your own security.

Special Thanks to surrogateself for submitting this.

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Subcultural weirdsomeness in New York - “flexing” (human contortionist breakdancing).

NextLevel Squad “Zilla March” New York Flexing | YAK FILMS & B’ZWAX MUSIC | Bonebreaking Gas Mask (by YAKfilms via BoingBoing)

Spare parts for humans: tissue engineers develop lab-grown lungs and limbs - Boing Boing

The “random tattoo”, a QR code tattoo that shows a different image every time it’s scanned. Genius.

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SOURCE A sci-fi and somewhat cyberpunk short film from Tokyo. While the plot seems odd the visuals are quite stunning. I can’t help but feel like the future of filmmaking lies in these type of shorts. Everyone already has access to the technology to tell these types of story, it’s very inspiring.

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Creepy but effective “scramble suit” in this video (simulated). Imagine seeing people on the street with this - using a constant stream of random faces to avoid recognition. Scramble Suit (by Kyle McDonald)

The first fully digital weapon, cyberpunk reality in gorgeous infographics: Stuxnet: Anatomy of a Computer Virus (by Patrick Clair)

This is powerful stuff. It’s this easy for protest sympathisers (or the police) to get air footage of events. Incredibly important, and so easy with today’s technology. There will be many drones at every protest in a few years time. 

PENMAN, a Headless, Humanoid Robot Preps for Army Duty (weird video)

Future when everything is a touch screen. We are soon there. Vision from Microsoft.

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“Productivity Future Vision” (By Microsoft)

Watch how future technology will help people make better use of their time, focus their attention, and strengthen relationships while getting things done at work, home, and on the go.

Getting a slight overdose of everything Blade Runner these days, but this is still visually and aurally satisfying. (via Android Dreams: Time-lapse Tokyo Homage to Blade Runner - Boing Boing)

Robot can now charge itself. You are no longer needed.

New Truck Blasts Missiles From The Sky — Then Targets The Shooter | Danger Room | Wired.com

If you want a quick wrap-up of everything futuristic that’s going on in medicine, just spend 20 minutes on this video. Prepare for info overload.

TEDxMaastricht - Daniel Kraft - “What’s next in healthcare?” (by TEDxTalks)