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An (Im)Probable Future / An Improbable Future
What could the industrial and transport design of the future might look like if it is based on existing designs created by artificial intelligence? More:
Gritty, futuristic, yet somehow familiar, this series captures the imagination.
“Artifacts of a forgotten tomorrow” is a collection of curated items from a speculative future, viewed through the lens of the 80s, 90s and early 2000s. These objects are presented as fascinating wonders and future archaeological finds, offering a peek into an alternative reality that feels both familiar and otherworldly. Each individual piece has been uniquely created using cutting-edge artificial intelligence, envisioning a future of technology and transportation that transcends the limitat
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An Improbable Future is a gallery - on Instagram - of white-background tech products born from a judicious mix of information.
The artificial intelligence project An Improbable Future imagines future archaeological artifacts inspired by vintage technological objects.
The Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta is an unlikely frontier, an even more improbable battleground. So close to the Bay Area, but apart. Vital to the future, yet wrapped in the past. Full of small communities that value their independence and their water — water they don’t want to see shipped away.
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In An Improbable Spy by David Paul Collins, in November 1979, merchant banker Jack Devlin's world falls apart when the US embassy in Tehran is stormed by radical Muslim terrorists and hostages are taken. He is forced to leave his business and girlfriend, Farideh, and escape from Iran. Now he is given the opportunity to rescue Farideh and her sister Leah. The opportunity comes in the form of a joint mission by the CIA and MI6. In return for their safety, Jack must return to Iran and retrieve a ledger containing all the clients and sources of the biggest and most dangerous arms dealer in the Middle East, Mustafa Khaki. The KGB is also rumored to be aiding the Iranians to prevent a successful US rescue of the hostages. Devlin must also make contact with a KGB double agent to extract intel on the Russians' involvement in the embassy siege. If Devlin is unsuccessful, the secret services will deny all knowledge of the mission; if he is successful there is no guarantee he will not be double-crossed himself. An Improbable Spy by David Paul Collins is an absolute adrenalin rush. The descriptive accounts of the places and events, especially at the roadside checkpoints, were completely believable. Devlin was a realistic character but an unlikely candidate for the mission. His love for Farideh forced him into a dangerous situation that he was not trained for. Each character was interesting, multi-layered, and introduced gradually so they didn't detract from the story. Khaki and his second in command, Ali, were chilling characters who were capable of the most horrific brutality. I loved the twists and turns in the plot and the obstacles Devlin had to overcome were gripping. The psychological game of cat and mouse between Devlin and Khaki is compelling. You are really kept second-guessing if Jack will ever escape; his mission becomes more dangerous the longer he remains in Iran. The author has obvious personal experience of the Middle East and their culture and I wasn't surprised to learn that he was in Iran at the time of the siege.
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