Maya Blue: How a Mexican Ceramist Solved an Ancient Mystery
“How can this blue color remain so vibrant after more than 1,000 years in the harsh conditions of the
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Davide Quayola: “Technology moves fast, but ideation, critical thinking and creation take time”
Can computational art carry forward the traditions of classical painters? Italian artist Davide Quayola believes so. His latest project, Arborescent,
Cosmodernism: The Magic of Macro Art and Magnetic Liquids
Multidisciplinary artist Kamil Czapiga, better known as Cosmodernism, mixes chemistry, macro photography, light and sound design to create hypnotising abstract video art.
AI Companions: Designed to Connect
In the midst of a loneliness epidemic, AI companions are on the rise. Are they friends or foes?
Artist Ivona Tau on Gender Bias in the Age of AI
Mixed-media artist and computer scientist Ivona Tau trains her AI models with analog photographs, turning generative adversarial networks into a
Emilia Javorsky on Big Tech AI Monopolies and Why You Should Care
Emilia Javorsky, Director of the Futures Program at the Future of Life Institute (FLI), breaks down the dimensions of power concentration and explains how it could impact all our lives.
The Fediverse: Everything You Need to Know
Imagine logging into your social media account, and instead of ads flooding your feed, you'd see the actual posts of the actual people you follow in chronological order