David Greelish’s love for what we now think of as retro computers began when the machines were quite new: In a 1975 trip to the University of North Florida computer lab, when he was in the fifth grade. He remembers the mainframe computer wasn’t visible to the students, but there were all those teletype printer …
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PARK CITY, Utah — Much has been written about how many Hollywood projects make strides in representation but lack the experience or creative input from those represented to pull off culturally convincing art that engages with the realities that plague those communities. The same is true when it comes to artificial intelligence, and the issue …