by Michael Quinn
Each year has special days. Christmas evokes sentiments of kinship and frivolous spending, Halloween offers a glimpse into the macabre and Easter facilitates gorging on chocolate for no discernable reason. One date, however, has been flying under the radar. The...
by Michael Quinn
It’s Halloween, so NotLost is releasing some obligatory spooky-themed content. And why shouldn’t we? Frankly, there were too many avenues to choose from. The horrors of a poorly thought-out lost property process, for example, sends chills down our spine. How about the...
by Michael Quinn
Lost luggage auctions have been growing in popularity for a few years. While bidding on and then rummaging through a stranger’s bag for valuables might seem strange, the UK appears to be warming to this unorthodox side hustle.But what exactly is a lost luggage...
by Michael Quinn
Image recognition software harnesses AI so computers can identify objects in photos. While the first steps of this exciting technology arrived around 1960, the tool as we know it took form in 2007 thanks to the Imagenet project, which is still active today. Since...
