They began as tinfoil-like onesies that first took humanity beyond the confines of Earth. But NASA's spacesuits have evolved dramatically through the years to help astronauts survive in the vacuum of space and ultimately allow a man to hop, skip and jump on the moon. Now, the US space agency has revealed its next generation of spacesuit -- expected to be ready for the Artemis III mission that could land the first woman and first person of colour on the lunar surface by 2025. The new suit is said to be a better fit for female space travellers and comes with specialist features to support astronauts as they carry out scientific experiments on the moon. But what were the various spacesuits that came before it?

My co-authors were Christine Strutt of Von Seidels in Cape Town, South Africa and Francine Ward of the Law Office of Francine D. Ward, Palm Desert, California. The article published by INTA in its February 9, 2022, Bulletin, explains how artificial intelligence (AI) is replacing trademark's function in brand selection. Here is a summary of the article. Traditionally, trademarks were shortcuts, identifying and distinguished goods in the marketplace in response to a buyer's needs and self-selected criteria. Trademarks have also protected against human frailty by alleviating confusion, imitation, disparagement and misrepresentation. AI is altering a consumer's browsing, selection and purchasing process.

AI and Machine Learning are driving technological innovation more than any other time in history. Call centers have been in recent years being improved and digitized to meet customers demands. Customer experience requires reducing the downtime that customers waste waiting to be served or being attended to by a customer care representative. Due to the growing Call Volume companies have opted mostly to give the customer power on their side by introducing self-service channels using these customers are given freedom to attend to themselves. In this age and time, 21st-century customer experience has been always being up-scaled to attain market standards and also to woe customers so that they always come back for the business.

Music has been made on computers for decades, but the technology has traditionally been much more utilitarian than collaborative when it comes to the music-making process. In recent years, however, artificial intelligence (AI) has evolved to a level where it can help artists actually create music for 50-piece orchestras and even help craft Billboard hits. Singer-songwriter and YouTuber Taryn Southern has decided to push the limits of AI composition, putting the sound of her new album into the "hands" of four AI programs: Amper Music, IBM's Watson Beat, Google's Magenta, and AIVA. Aptly titled I Am AI, the album will be the first of its kind to be fully composed with and totally produced by AI when it releases in May. While each AI program is unique, they generally create music by following certain parameters (genre, tempo, style).