For one glorious day each year, a stretch of New York’s Fifth Avenue is closed to cars and open for art lovers.

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We’re actively exploring alternative approaches to collaboration and engagement, constantly seeking ways to connect art with broader cultural narratives.” ...

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The program offered a glittering preview of ABT’s 2025 Summer season, from an excerpt of Christopher Wheeldon ’s The Winter’s Tale —receiving its New York premiere next year—to tried-and-true ...

A “deepfake” video of former President Richard Nixon reading a speech on display at the MIT Museum’s exhibit “AI: Mind the Gap.” Lane Turner/The Boston Globe via Getty Images “I ...

Observer spoke with cognitive scientist Gary Marcus about his deep doubts surrounding large language models and the future of ...