As much fun as GIFs are, they are not well-equipped for modern interneting. That’s not really a surprise, since the format was developed in 1987—basically biblical times.

MIT's latest AI research can actually create videos of the future, and might one day let computers make diagnoses from medical images, detect bank fraud, and operate vehicles better than humans.

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The flow of technological progress takes a very weird sort of segue when it comes to GIFs. On one hand they’re very advanced photos and on the other hand they’re dated computer videos/animation.