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We now live in the midst of an arti­fi­cial-intel­li­gence boom, but it’s hard­ly the first of its kind.

For a design class project, Rachel Walsh, a stu­dent at Cardiff School of Art and Design, set out

Wher­ev­er in the world you grew up, you prob­a­bly grew up with an inac­cu­rate idea of Chi­nese food.

Between 750 BC and 400 BC, the Ancient Greeks com­posed songs meant to be accom­pa­nied by the lyre,

Gen­er­a­tive AI is rapid­ly becom­ing an essen­tial tool for stream­lin­ing work and solv­ing com­plex chal­lenges. How­ev­er, know­ing how

When Jon Per­twee rein­car­nat­ed into Tom Bak­er in 1974, the Fourth Doc­tor of the pop­u­lar sci-fi show Doc­tor

As Christ­mas­time approach­es, few nov­el­ists come to mind as read­i­ly as Charles Dick­ens. This owes main­ly, of course,

I mean, the idea that you would give a psychedelic—in this case, mag­ic mush­rooms or the chem­i­cal called

Edgar Allan Poe achieved almost instant fame dur­ing his life­time after the pub­li­ca­tion of The Raven (1845), but he

If ZZ Top have a favorite ancient Egypt­ian deity, that deity is sure­ly Bes, whom the New York