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Artprice Founder Thierry Ehrmann Argues for Author Control Over AI Writing

Thierry Ehrmann, the founder of Artprice, has entered the argument over AI and writing with a book and a claim about authorship. In a statement issued on October 26, he argues that an author can direct an AI-assisted work while remaining responsible for its meaning. His example …

October 27, 2026

Film

film

How Old Were the Actors in The Godfather? The Surprisingly Young Cast Behind the 1972 Classic

When The Godfather opened on March 24, 1972, it looked like a film about old men. Patriarchs, consiglieri, capos who had spent decades learning whom …

October 11, 2026

Film

film

The Damaged Car in The Godfather: A Small Detail That Reveals the Corleone Family's World

In Francis Ford Coppola’s The Godfather (1972), small details often say more than long conversations. A glance, a closed door, an unfinished sentence, …

October 11, 2026

WordPress

WordPress

Is Automattic Still a Thing? Mullenweg Retakes Control After a 48-Hour Board Coup

Short answer: yes. Automattic still employs thousands of people, still owns WordPress.com, Tumblr, WooCommerce, Pocket Casts and Beeper, and still …

September 12, 2026

GDPR

GDPR

Brussels Is Rewriting the GDPR. It Should Scrap It Instead.

I’m on the side of privacy. I think data brokers are a menace, and when Ireland fined Meta €1.2 billion in 2023 I didn’t lose a minute’s sleep. If …

September 11, 2026

France

Saint-Émilion: The Wine Town Built From Its Own Underground Quarries

Everything in this picture came out of the same hill. The vines grow in a thin skin of clay over limestone, the houses are cut from that limestone, …

September 11, 2026

museums

Yayoi Kusama Dies at 97: How the Infinity Mirror Rooms Rebuilt the Museum Around the Photograph

The studio waited two weeks to say anything. Kusama died on August 14 in a Tokyo hospital, and the announcement came on the 27th, by which point the …

August 27, 2026

Platform Independence

platform independence

Pink News Cuts Staff After Snapchat Changes and Proves the Platform Risk Was Real

Pink News has proposed cutting up to eleven staff, its second round of redundancies this year, and the stated reason is a change in how the platform …

August 26, 2026

AI

AI

Publishers Have Split Into Two Camps on AI, and News Corp Is in Both

Three years into the argument about AI and content, publishers have sorted themselves into two strategies. One camp licenses. The other sues. A few …

August 26, 2026

travel

Manneken Pis Is the Most Disappointing Landmark in Brussels, and Still Worth the Detour

The first thing everyone says is that it’s smaller than they expected. Roughly half a metre of bronze, set in a stone niche on the corner of Rue de …

August 6, 2026

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