A few clicks are enough – and already an AI creates a character that looks very similar to the Grüffelo. But how do ChatGPT and Co. know how to do this? Grüffelo artist Axel Scheffler has a few questions.
Burning barricades instead of glamour for VIPs: Art Fair Art Basel in Paris is confronted with an environment of violence. Once again, the globalized art trade is caught up by reality.
Google’s AI confused two doctors and attached to the false sex offense. The company did not want to correct this. The person concerned had to enforce the correction in court. What follows from this?
In 1953, Tenzing Norgay was only Hillary’s companion to the Daily Mail, but he had already been on Everest six times. Jennifer Peedom’s film shows him as an outsider between British conquerors and skeptical Sherpas.
“Yumikos Paravent”, the second novel by Hanns Zischler, is reminiscent of a Japanese woodcut with its flat calm. It is about the secret love of letters of two people across decades and continents.
The Nobel Prize for Literature has been awarded since 1901. But who remembers the first winner? This time it will be about authors who, despite their Nobel Prize, no longer possess literary world fame.
A previously unpublished picture of Monet at Sotheby's is to become the most expensive France ever auctioned. It comes from the high-profile Schlumberger collection. Christie’s, on the other hand, showcases works by the artist, owned by the legendary gallery owner Durand-Ruel.
Welsh actor Tom Cullen says he approaches queer roles "exactly the same" as he would a straight character.
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