Mark Frauenfelder is a journalist at Boing Boing. He covers a diverse range of topics including artificial intelligence, arts and entertainment, architecture, and technology, with a particular focus on AI platforms, generative AI, and the publishing industry. Mark's work has been featured in Flipboard, Knowledia, and MSN, among other platforms.
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By: Mark Frauenfelder
This video of an AirAsia flight landing at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport has been making the rounds.
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VG1 / Shutterstock.com In January 2025, a woman who writes under the byline Heather Jane got a Google Alert: CBC had a new podcast, Sea of Lies , about her father.
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By Newsburst Own work CC BY-SA 3.0 Link In 1995 the Japanese construction giant Taisei Corporation unveiled plans for the X-Seed 4000, a
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Disney is currently at work transforming the former Muppets Courtyard at its Hollywod Studios in Orlando into Monstropolis, the city of monsters from Pixar’s franchise, Monsters, Inc.
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The Wendy’s Twitter account and its consequences have been a disaster for online discourse.
English Heritage is hiring a Head of Stonehenge. The salary starts at £64,189, the listing throws in 25 days’ holiday and “free access to all English Heritage sites for you and up to six friends and family members,” and the role carries “ultimate responsibility for compliance and the safety of the site, its visitors and its s…
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Tarrare was an 18th-century French showman and soldier who could eat almost without limit and was “constantly hungry.” As a performer, he “swallowed corks, stones, live animals, and a whole basketful of apples.” In the French Revolutionary Army, “even quadrupling the standard military ration was unable to satisfy his large…
Grant Sanderson’s new 3Blue1Brown video starts from a 1940s question — how far can you compress text?
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A worn copy of a 1912 pulp magazine, graded just 2.0, sold for $58,560 this month because Tarzan is on the cover.
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Quantum suicide is a thought experiment that takes Schrödinger’s cat and puts you inside the box.
