25-11-2025 19:15 via theconversation.com

If Machines Do Most Of Our Writing, What Will Happen To Human Writing?

If you’re more likely to read something written by AI than by a human on the internet, is it only a matter of time before human writing becomes obsolete? Or is this simply another technological development that humans will adapt to? – The Conversation
Read more »

Arts news



The Detroit Museum of Arts Confronts Art History While Shaping Its Future 
Good Morning:
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra seeks Chief Philanthropy Officer
Who is Alma Allen, Trump’s Pick to Represent the US at the Venice Biennale?
Mexico City’s Museo Jumex to Stage ‘Football & Art’ Exhibition During World Cup
Bottle of Dom Perignon from King Charles III and Princess Diana’s Wedding Comes to Auction
How Does Winning A Booker Prize Affect An Author’s Career Long-Term?
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi Collection Will Place Titans Like Basquiat and Warhol Next to Under-Recognized Artists
Why Publishing Can’t Get Over Its Addiction To “Buzzy” Stories
This Countertenor Happily Goes Back And Forth Between Vivaldi And Sarah Vaughan
Why The Record Sale Price For The Frida Kahlo Painting Is Nothing To Celebrate
Performa Diary: A Year of Sexy Revolutionaries
Those Eureka Moments And Why They’re So Remarkable
What should we teach future arts administrators and where should we teach it?
Desktop versie