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Artist, author, and digital culture theorist Lev Manovich on the mounting challenge of distinguishing AI art from manmade art.

It’s a warm September afternoon in Lagos and filming of the Nollywood slapstick comedy Osas and Nosa is delayed for the day. The scene being shot takes place in the driveway of a house in a gated compound, and the noise from construction next door is interfering with the tight schedule.

Digital compact cameras are showing up on wish lists this holiday season. Here’s what to look for when buying one

LinkedIn is a bizarre, blustery platform that, over 21 years, has gone from a suped-up Rolodex to a modern digital break room. And there, you can find everyone from founders to celebrities to that quiet kid from your econ section who’s all about the grindset.

China has long been a billion-plus-person experiment in total state surveillance, with virtually no legal checks on the government's ability to physically and digitally monitor its citizens.

Casey Newton, perhaps best-known for his New York Times podcast Hard Fork, and author of the sometimes excellent Platformer, works fast.

I stepped into a room lined with bookshelves, stacked with ordinary programming and architecture texts.

You have full access to this article via your institution. The Internet is a vast ocean of human knowledge, but it isn’t infinite. And artificial intelligence (AI) researchers have nearly sucked it dry.

The US Department of Commerce introduced a sweeping package of export controls on Monday designed to weaken China’s domestic semiconductor ecosystem and undermine the country’s ability to manufacture advanced chips locally.