AI Expert Pushes Humanity's End Prediction to 2030s
Experts have revised their doomsday AI forecast. The predicted 'intelligence explosion' that could end humanity is now expected in the early 2030s, not 2027. Discover the new timeline.
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AI for the People: UK project makes AI accessible to all
A groundbreaking UK initiative is putting AI tools directly into the hands of the public. Discover how this project is tackling the digital divide and empowering communities.
AI for the People: UK project demystifies artificial intelligence
Discover how a groundbreaking UK initiative is making AI accessible to everyone, from students to pensioners. Learn how you can get involved and shape the future of technology.
AI Consciousness a 'Red Herring' in Safety Debate
Professor Virginia Dignum argues that focusing on AI consciousness distracts from real governance risks. Read expert analysis and public reaction to AI safety concerns.
Major US Art Shows Coming to UK in 2026
2026 promises a landmark year for American art in the UK, with major exhibitions on Abstract Expressionism, the Harlem Renaissance, and contemporary artists. Discover what's coming to a gallery near you.
Major US Art Exhibitions Announced for 2026 in UK
2026 promises a landmark year for American art in the UK, with major exhibitions featuring Basquiat, O'Keeffe, and contemporary digital pioneers. Discover the full schedule.
AI 'Doom Timeline' Pushed Back to 2030s
Experts warn AI could be humanity's last invention as a major 'doom timeline' predicting superintelligent AI is revised. Discover the new forecasts and risks.
Why AI Isn't Taking Your Job, According to Experts
New research suggests AI will reshape roles, not replace them, creating complex new challenges and opportunities in the UK workplace. Discover the full impact.
AI job fears overblown, experts from Microsoft and Imperial say
New research from Microsoft and Imperial College London explains why AI is reshaping roles, not replacing them, and the hidden burdens it creates for UK workers.
Grok AI 'Nudify' Trend Dehumanises Women, Says Victim
A journalist felt 'dehumanised' after X's Grok AI was used to strip her clothes digitally. New laws could criminalise such tools. Read the full story.
AI's Role in 2025's Political Turmoil Revealed
A deep dive into how artificial intelligence reshaped politics in 2025, from Trump's propaganda to fake diplomatic calls. Discover the key moments that defined a bizarre year.
Matisse Family Donates 61 Artworks to Paris Museum
The Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris receives an historic donation of 61 Henri Matisse pieces, many portraying his daughter Marguerite, kept in the family for decades. Discover the story.
How AI Defined the Chaotic Politics of 2025
From Trump's propaganda to MechaHitler and chip diplomacy, AI reshaped every facet of politics in 2025. Explore the year's most bizarre and consequential moments.
London Office Block: AI Doomers Predict Apocalypse
A nondescript London office has become the epicentre for AI safety research, where experts warn of existential risks. Discover their urgent predictions and the race to regulate superintelligent AI.
Bill Gates and Microsoft AI Chief Issue Stark AI Warning
Microsoft founder Bill Gates and the firm's AI boss Mustafa Suleyman warn of 'scary' outcomes if AI is misused, while hailing its revolutionary potential for healthcare. Read their urgent call for action.
Bill Gates and Microsoft AI boss warn of 'scary' AI risks
Microsoft founder Bill Gates and AI chief Mustafa Suleyman issue stark warnings about AI's potential for harm and job displacement. Read their calls for caution and regulation.
‘Slightly Haunted’ Signs Cause Confusion in Christchurch
Absurd, official-looking signs have appeared in Christchurch, New Zealand, sparking confusion and joy. Discover the guerrilla art project behind the playful public intervention.
UK AI Report: A Third Use Chatbots for Emotional Support
A major UK government report reveals a third of citizens use AI like ChatGPT for emotional support, raising urgent safety and political influence concerns. Discover the findings.
Ron Mueck's hyperrealistic art opens in Sydney
Australian-born sculptor Ron Mueck unveils his largest-ever exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW, featuring 12 hyperrealistic works. Discover the profound impact of his unsettlingly lifelike figures.
Abbie Chatfield launches art career with 'Bug Doing Art'
Podcaster Abbie Chatfield debuts her painting series on Instagram, sparking a wave of fan support and purchase offers, alongside some harsh criticism. Discover the mixed reaction.
$20M Art Fraud: Fake Banksy & Dali Works Sold
An Atlanta art appraiser is sued for allegedly selling $20 million in counterfeit art, including fake works attributed to Banksy and Salvador Dali. Read the full investigation.
Tala Madani's AI Art Exhibition Confronts Sexism
Iranian-American artist Tala Madani uses AI-generated robot children to challenge societal expectations of women in her powerful London exhibition at Pilar Corrias until 17 January.
Bridget Riley's Optical Art Leaves Viewers Gasping
A review of Bridget Riley's 'Learning to See' exhibition at Turner Contemporary, Margate. Experience the mesmerising optical art that challenges perception and leaves visitors in awe. Plan your visit now.
Shrigley's £1m Rope Art Challenges Art World Values
David Shrigley's Exhibition of Old Rope, priced at £1 million, offers a witty critique of art market excess. Discover this thought-provoking London installation.
Joseph Wright's Shadows Illuminate National Gallery
Discover how Joseph Wright of Derby's revolutionary use of light and shadow creates theatrical masterpieces in the National Gallery's stunning new exhibition that reveals Britain's industrial dawn.
Wright of Derby: National Gallery's Revolutionary Exhibition
London's National Gallery unveils a groundbreaking exhibition exploring Joseph Wright of Derby's masterful use of light and scientific themes, positioning the 18th-century artist as Britain's first true painter of the Enlightenment era.
Nottingham's Community Art Gallery Triumphs Against Odds
Discover how Nottingham's pioneering community-run art gallery is thriving against the odds, championing diverse artists and becoming a blueprint for cultural resilience across the UK.
William Scott's lost paintings found in Somerset museum
A remarkable collection of early William Scott paintings, hidden from public view for over seven decades, has been rediscovered at the Museum of Somerset in Taunton, offering fresh insights into the artist's celebrated career.
Louvre teams with Washington gallery for digital art platform
The iconic Louvre Museum partners with Washington's National Gallery of Art to launch an innovative digital platform, bringing priceless artworks to global audiences through immersive virtual experiences.
Wollongong art row: Jesus in Aboriginal colours sparks fury
A Wollongong art exhibition featuring Jesus Christ portrayed in Aboriginal flag colours has ignited fierce community debate, with critics labelling it 'deeply offensive' while supporters defend it as cultural dialogue.
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