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UK start-up Books By People launches “Organic Literature” certification to label books created by humans, pushing back against the rise of AI-written content.
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MIT’s reversible AI “mask” restores damaged paintings in hours—mapping 5,612 regions and 57,314 colors. See how digital art restoration brings works back to view.
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Thomas S. Kaplan moves to fractionalise the Leiden Collection. Project Minerva would take Rembrandt public—think shares, tickers, and a crowdsurge around Old Masters.
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Explore how NFTs, AI, and digital platforms are transforming art, ownership, and culture in the 21st century.
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From Munich to Venice, artists use A.I. not just as a tool but as a force — reshaping museums into living systems and questioning what it means to be human.
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Mike Pepi dismantles Silicon Valley’s promises in Against Platforms, demanding we rebuild institutions stripped bare by the platform age.
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The Artwrld app is redefining accessibility in the art world. Using real-time maps, it guides users to galleries, museums, and pop-up shows—turning any city into an open-air art walk.
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Art is feeling, thought, love, time, emotion, resonance—experience crystallized in form. Against the future of soulless, fractionalized “art,” only meaning remains rare —Panu Syrjämäki, Editor-in-Chief, ART Walkway News
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Museums must leverage AI not just for tech, but to build lasting communities through participatory programs and social innovation, transforming into dynamic hubs of culture and connection.
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As AI reshapes human time, museums must evolve from passive venues into vibrant community hubs that foster creativity, engagement, and belonging to stay relevant in the future.
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As AI systems use creative work without consent, art and AI critic Panu Syrjämäki asks: What’s left of authorship in a world built on erasure?
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The U.S. Copyright Office just doubled down: no human, no rights. But as the art world floods with AI-generated work, the battle over authorship is far from settled.