Early television was sold as a family unifier. The data suggests it worked. What is the family unifier today?

WhoFi Researchers at La Sapienza University of Rome have developed "WhoFi," a system that can identify and track individuals using Wi-Fi signals bouncing off their bodies with 95.5% accuracy. Unlike previous attempts that achieved only 75% accuracy, this neural network-powered system can "see" through walls and isn't affected by lighting conditions. Using basic TP-Link routers, the technology creates unique "fingerprints" based on how Wi-Fi signals interact with different bodies. The system was tested on 14 people wearing various clothing combinations, raising significant privacy concerns about potential surveillance applications in Wi-Fi-enabled spaces.

1949, family after dinner Television program.

Television with Worldbook Encyclopedia, 1960s.

Johnny Carson, 60 Minutes Interview.

A gramophone on the pier. Germany, 1935.

1982, Kmart.

Scientists in Shanghai have successfully grown a fully functional human kidney in the lab. Built using stem cell-derived organoids and a hydrogel scaffold, the bioengineered organ can filter blood, balance electrolytes, produce urine, and respond to hormones.

🔮 The AI indigenous programing language is a mixture of machine code and elements of high level languages. It is not designed to be human readable and although it will be translatable, once very large scale projects are built by AI, we will not have the ability to understand it.

🔮 “It’s over” The parade of these video AI headlines will reach a maximum by the end of 2026. After that point it will not matter as the AI portrayed realism will be so common it will not even merit an interjection.