#creative sectors

[creativityandinovationday]

(Part 1) Celebrating the Future with Localization of SDGs, Culture, Youth and Digital Innovation.

Expected Outcomes:

Strengthened collaboration between youth, local communities, and global partners.

Enhanced digital innovation and data integration for SDG localization.

Increased awareness of cultural initiatives and their role in climate action and sustainable development.

Networking opportunities for stakeholders to explore future partnerships and initiatives.

This event serves as a significant precursor to the UN Summit of the Future 2024, setting the stage for impactful discussions and actions toward achieving global goals.

This conference, held just before the UN Summit of the Future 2024, focuses on engaging youth, promoting digital innovation, and localizing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It brings together various stakeholders to explore creative solutions and governance innovations, essential for a sustainable future.

Watch (Part 1) Celebrating the Future with Localization of SDGs, Culture, Youth and Digital Innovation.

[spindrifters]

among other things, the wga strike is a shatterpoint moment in deciding how much of a critical profession within an industry can be reduced to a poverty wage gig economy while ai takes over

if you think this doesn't affect your job somewhere down the line, reconsider that thought

[numbuhinfinitys]

"Death Isn't The End" | Mourning AU Fanfic

[Warning; angst, implied suicide, mention of death]

Drip, drip, drip...

The sound of water drops she savored so much when she slept there...

Drip, drip, drip... Splash!

Another puddle she stepped into while running into the cave, running passed stalactites and stalagmites, as water drops dripped from the crooked spikes that grew above her.

The cave looked a lot bigger then last time, but that wasn't the point.

What a coward she was... Running away from her problems once again...

"Pathetic, isn't it?"

She stopped, did that voice sound familiar? Or was it just her own imbecilic imagination?... But they took the words right out of her mouth.

"You really think they actually cared about you? Please, no one would care about some monstrosity..." Her ears ringed from the voice, even when her hands are pressed into them, it still felt like her ears were bleeding.

A hand was pressed on her shoulder, the immense feeling of dread going through her whole body as she turned around.

"C'mon, you can't even recognize yourself?" The crooked hand was slapped away from her shoulder, as she took several steps away from the anomaly.

Was that her? Why did she look so, crooked? No features, only eyes that bore into her own.

She stood still as her breathing rhythm quickend, widened eyes with an unmoving gaze from the anomaly that resembled her crookedly.

"What? Don't like looking at yourself, huh, Reyna?" The anomaly giggled, the sound of it was sickening to hear from them. "Well, not to worry, i think this one suits me just fine"

The sounds of bones breaking filled the cave, as the shape of the anomaly changed. Two heads were formed as they turned to her with loud crack.

Reyna gritted her eyes shut, not even daring to look at them, as lava filled tears started froming in her sockets. She started to back away, soon halting once she didn’t feel anymore ground to walk on.

The being turned her around and made Reyna open her eyes, pointing them right down an abyss of nothingness, as the two heads of the anomaly were on both of her sides, slowly leaning her over the edge.

"Why don’t you just jump? You'll have an easier way of joining us..." The female head soothed into her ear, making her take one step forward.

"...C'mon, just a small step and you can give us a hug in no time!" The Male head laughed into her other ear, as she took another step towards the edge.

"I mean, it's not like you wanted to live anyway, your heart broke after all"

As Reyna looked down at the dark abyss, she was about to take her last step, but something stopped her...

It felt like... Someone was hugging her... Holding her back from jumping.

"Reyna, we're here for you... Your friends are here for you... Monster or not"

"We know you miss us... But you need to be strong now, you need to trust yourself and the others, and always keep this in your head.."

"We'll always be there for you..."

Reyna shook her head, as she backed away from the edge.

Her ears stopped ringing, as she slowly calmed herself down.

Was that even real what she saw? That... Entity? But she knows those voices... Mella and Evan.

"Just like Sherryl always said... Death is not the end. Death can never be the end."

"Death is the road. Life is the traveller. The soul is the guide"

Hehe, decided to also write a silly fanfic of what's happening at Reyna's side >:]

Mourning AU belongs to @artsygirl0315

[funkle420]

does anyone know where i can look for more information about the making of the Dungeon Meshi manga? Like are there more in-depth translated interviews where Ryoko Kui talks about her creative process, if she worked with anyone else, how she got it published, if she translated it to English herself or of not who did, etc?

[hawnks]

The comparisons between Dropout and Watcher are kind of stupid tbh. Dropout’s success is immutable.

[culmaer-sideblog]

please forgive me, but I need to complain and over-share or my brain is going to explode please feel free to ignore

[asbestos-11]

finding a summer job is literal hell when 90% of the jobs are being a waiter

[lunapwrites]

Just had a very terrifying conversation with my partner about AI and the future of uh. Society as we know it. So naturally I'm in a bit of an anxiety spiral about it.

The short version is that the plagiarism concerns are the tippy tip of the iceberg, and if AI doesn't get regulated quickly, we could potentially be looking at some uhhhh BIG FUCKING PROBLEMS. Like I'm not trying to be alarmist or paranoid but shit is very likely to hit the fan in a big way. Keep your eyes peeled, particularly over the next 18 months. And pray that he's wrong.

Anyway, just uh. Something to think about the next time you see one of those funny AI generated vids of Obama and Biden dunking on Trump in Minecraft or something.

[rolandkaros]

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[roughentumble]

always so confused when i see people say things like "only triple A cutscene-heavy games are considered art these days!!" because i see tiny lil indie games get called art all the time. ones that dont even have raytracing, even.

[creativityandinovationday]

(Part 2) Celebrating the Future with Localization of SDGs, Culture, Youth and Digital Innovation.

This conference, held just before the UN Summit of the Future 2024, focuses on engaging youth, promoting digital innovation, and localizing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It brings together various stakeholders to explore creative solutions and governance innovations, essential for a sustainable future.

Watch (Part 2) Celebrating the Future with Localization of SDGs, Culture, Youth and Digital Innovation!

[elmp]

Grey Controlled Sectors Of The City

Conservatives be

On some wild cuck shit, yo. Just,

Like...the cuckiest.

[ai-innova7ions]

Rask AI: The Socratic Lab That Will Change Education Forever

Discover how Rask AI enhances accuracy in transcription, seamlessly converting audio to text with automated transcription technology. This means better accessibility and inclusivity in education, allowing for a more engaging learning environment for everyone. With its creative solutions, Rask AI is set to redefine media interaction, providing multilingual content that caters to diverse audiences.

[vamshi11]

Exploring MS Plates: Varieties, Applications, and Their Design Impact with Top Brands from SteelonCall

Diverse Varieties of MS Plates

Mild Steel (MS) plates, celebrated for their robustness and adaptability, come in various types to suit different industrial and construction needs:

Standard MS Plates: These versatile plates are the go-to choice for general applications. Their balanced mix of strength and flexibility makes them ideal for structural supports, machinery parts, and general fabrication tasks.

High Strength Low Alloy (HSLA) Plates: Designed to offer enhanced strength without compromising weldability, HSLA plates are perfect for demanding applications. They are commonly used in heavy machinery, bridges, and other high-stress environments.

Corrosion-Resistant Plates: Coated or treated to withstand environmental wear, these plates are used in areas prone to moisture and chemicals. They are ideal for outdoor installations and marine applications where durability against corrosion is crucial.

Quenched and Tempered Plates: Through specific heat treatments, these plates gain exceptional hardness and impact resistance. They are utilized in heavy-duty machinery and equipment that require superior strength and durability.

Wide-Ranging Applications of MS Plates

The applications of MS plates span a diverse array of sectors, reflecting their integral role in modern industry and construction:

Construction: In construction, MS plates are essential for structural components like beams, columns, and reinforcements. They provide the necessary stability and strength for buildings, bridges, and infrastructure projects.

Manufacturing: The industrial sector relies on MS plates for machinery and equipment fabrication.

Automotive Industry: MS plates are used extensively in automotive production for vehicle bodies and chassis. Their strength and formability are key to producing safe and reliable automotive parts.

Shipbuilding: In the maritime industry, MS plates are fundamental in constructing ship hulls and decks. 

Agricultural Equipment: MS plates are utilized in the production of agricultural machinery. Their toughness and ability to withstand heavy loads make them ideal for farming equipment.

Impact of MS Plates on Design Innovation

MS plates are not only functional but also inspire creative design solutions:

Architectural Innovation: In contemporary architecture, MS plates are often used for their sleek, industrial aesthetic. They feature prominently in building facades, decorative elements, and structural highlights, contributing to modern architectural styles.

Custom Fabrication: The flexibility of MS plates allows for custom designs and fabrications. From bespoke furniture to artistic installations, their ability to be cut, welded, and shaped supports unique and tailored design solutions.

Facade Solutions: For building facades, MS plates can create striking visual effects while providing durability. Various treatments and finishes offer designers flexibility in achieving distinctive and functional exterior designs.

Versatile Design Options: The range of finishes and treatments available for MS plates enables their use in diverse design contexts. This adaptability allows for integration into both interior and exterior designs, meeting varied aesthetic and functional requirements.

Premium MS Plates Available at SteelonCall

At SteelonCall, we offer a selection of high-quality MS plates from renowned brands, ensuring that you receive the best materials for your projects:

Vizag Steel: Renowned for its superior quality and reliable performance, Vizag Steel’s MS plates are ideal for a range of applications, providing both strength and durability.

SAIL: SAIL offers a wide array of MS plates known for their consistent quality and performance, suitable for various industrial and construction needs.

Jindal: Jindal’s MS plates are celebrated for their exceptional strength and resilience, making them a preferred choice for demanding applications in construction and manufacturing.

Conclusion

MS plates are a fundamental component in numerous industrial and construction applications, valued for their strength, versatility, and adaptability. At SteelonCall, we provide top-quality MS plates from leading brands like Vizag Steel, SAIL, and Jindal, complete with test certificates to ensure authenticity and performance. Whether you need MS plates for construction, manufacturing, or innovative design projects, our range of products meets your highest standards.

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#MSPlates #SteelPlates #DesignInnovation #ConstructionMaterials #TopSteelBrands #SteelonCall #QualitySteel

[saouronstoenails]

If you think you have a bad relationship with your dad, I am an art kid and my dad is a FUCKING AI BRO.

[worldipday]

An Author Sparks Creativity Among Young Creators.

From immersing herself in the world of literature to crafting her own stories, Chidera Okolie has been nurturing her creative interests since she was a child. The Nigerian lawyer and writer is the author of two novels, When Silence Becomes Too Loud (2014) and Not Forgiven (2017). Beyond her passion for writing, Okolie is actively encouraging young writers in Nigeria to fulfil their writing dreams through her Idios Creatives initiative, which she launched in 2018. This is her story. Chidera Okolie set up Idios Creatives, a platform for young people to explore and express their creativity. “Through the Idios Creatives project, I wanted to provide a platform for a new generation of writers to embrace their creative power. It is my way of contributing to the development of young peopleʼs writing and other creative skills,” Okolie explains. To capture the attention of young people across Nigeria, in 2018, Okolie created the Idios Prize for Flash Fiction and Poetry. Over 300 schoolchildren took part in the competition. “We visited schools across Nigeria, collecting short stories from young writers. Eventually, we had about 300 stories, which we narrowed down to the best 100 for publication. This has helped showcase the abundance of creative talent in Nigeria,” Okolie notes. In setting up Idios Creatives, her strongest hope is that “young people are encouraged to read more and to explore their own creativity.”

Advancing IP and creativity in Nigeria

The author is also a champion of intellectual property rights, highlighting their crucial importance in recognizing, rewarding and supporting creators for their work. “IP allows you to protect your creative work from exploitation, illegal reproduction and misuse. It also ensures the preservation of your economic rights, in other words, your ability to earn income from your work, and your moral rights, including the right to be credited as the creator, and the right to protect the integrity of your work,” Okolie explains. While Nigeria has made progress in this regard, Okolie believes there is still more to be done to enhance the countryʼs copyright landscape. “Nigeria has long suffered from piracy, but the landscape is graduallyimproving. I strongly believe that IP rights play a critical role in emboldening artists to safeguard their work and use it for economic benefits. This becomes particularly significant when building a career based on oneʼs creativity,” she says. Okolie started writing her first novel, When Silence Becomes Too Loud, in 2014, without any intention of sharing it outside her personal sphere. “It was purely a personal endeavor,” she notes. But her father insisted that she have her book published. “I was hesitant to reveal myself so intimately and to allow others to delve into my innermost creative thoughts," she says. Despite her initial fears, Okolie started looking for a publisher and the bookʼs release, in 2014, exceeded all her expectations. “The book was widely acclaimed in my country and gained a lot of attention. It caught the eye of my countryʼs former president, who expressed his pride in associating with young people who strive to keep creativity alive in the country,” Okolie explains.

Her outstanding novel earned her three awards, including the 2016 Nigerian Writers Award for Best Fiction Writer of the Year and a nomination for the African Achieverʼs award. Building on her success, Okolieʼs second publication, Not Forgiven, is a collection of short psychological thrillers and also won accolades, paving the way for her to receive Most Outstanding Fiction Writer of the Year in 2017. In January 2019, Okolie was listed among the 100 Most Influential Young Nigerians by Avance Media.