FILM
AI voices in cinema: who gives consent?
Between archive audio and synthetic voices lie questions of consent, labelling and documentary truth.
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Artificial intelligence
6 articles from all sections, newest first.
BACKGROUND
Non-fiction as public self-examination
Three books, three approaches to political and social conflicts: the shortlist for the NDR Non-Fiction Prize ranges from investigative research to philosophy. The selection shows what relevant non-fiction is expected to achieve – and where the criteria diverge.
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FILM
Film Festival Cologne: cinema between AI and Real Life
“Real Life” is the festival’s theme. A look at the programme and discussions reveals that the question of AI is present, but not as a simple yes-or-no decision.
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Cultural participation needs influence
Art depicts people; institutions invite them in. But who sets the rules? A case for participation that goes beyond visibility.
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FILM
Klara and the Sun: What does intimacy cost?
An artificial friend is meant to ease loneliness. Ishiguro’s story asks who orders this intimacy – and who bears its cost.
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CULTURAL POLICY
AI and culture: Who owns collections data?
The federal and state governments’ paper promises sovereignty over cultural data and fair participation. How this will work in practice remains largely unclear.
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