Robot Dogs, Tech Titans, and Art That Literally Drops

A quick tour through today’s head-scratchers, art that acts like tech, faith meeting UFO fever, and a few moments that make you pause, sigh, and keep reading. Let’s take a look. — Doug Marlowe

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Robot Dogs, Tech Titans, and Art That Literally Drops

An art show in Miami now features robot dogs that look like famous tech leaders, and yes, they “produce” AI art from the back end. It’s the work of digital artist Beeple, who seems less interested in shock and more curious about how machines watch us and remix what they see. The dogs wear faces like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg, staring ahead while doing their programmed job. It’s odd, funny, and a little uncomfortable, which is sort of the point. File this under: technology holding up a mirror, then making it weird.

A UFO researcher says the Vatican may be getting ready for first contact with aliens. He claims access to secret archives and believes the Church is quietly thinking through what life beyond Earth would mean for faith. There’s no proof this is happening soon, or at all, but the idea alone travels fast. It matters because it shows how deeply the alien question still hooks people. When times feel uncertain, even ancient institutions get pulled into modern mysteries.

If one of these made you laugh, groan, or pause for a second, my work here is done. Until tomorrow — stay curious and keep your head on straight. — Doug