Happy 8th month! But is 8 infinity, the two bottom parts of a snow man, or an analemma?
Interpretation fueled the premise behind the “Enigma” robotics training I helped with last week. The Israeli startup put a hundred of its robots online, for anyone to drive. Mine painted.
“Artiste!'“
I gave it a word and it demonstrated, not the word, but what it made it think of. The goal? To improve the AI models that help humans and robots interact.
This experiment has concluded, but there are more around. For instance, you can join a project to label UAP’s (unidentified anomalous phenomenon). I’m on it as well. Harvard’s Galileo lab has hundreds of images that need observant eyes.
Journeys can contain both mystery and familiarity!
“What does this mean?!”
A Kenyan runner showing up on socials says it well: “The road doesn’t remember your name, only if you come back.”
“Matteo” (maybe AI) has the best training advice!! Love these videos!
Our steps, our routes, and our shoes reveal. Four shipping containers broke open 60 thousand Nike sneakers in 1990. Their floating paths cracked open new circuits hidden in the ocean’s motion.
I’m convinced a unique tension exists within the quest and our capacity to understand it.
“From a morning beach run”
“It’s the empty net that can catch more.”
In other words, open minds and heart can respect mystery. Awe and wonder can fuel pathways of curiosity. I’m convinced that God is always communicating one way or the other.
In Psalms David expands on this. “Depth of purpose and layers of meaning saturate everything you do. Such amazing mysteries are found within every miracle that nearly everyone seems to miss. Those with no discernment can never really discover the deep and glorious secrets hidden in your ways.” (Psalms 92:5,6/TPT)
The cool thing is that the journey, the process, however circuitous, invites from the future! Jesus’ journey and ultimate resurrection victory proved that. May we all be discerning, led by Love. Have an amazing week!
