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Highlights from RendezVous, the First Citywide Edition of Brussels Art Week
[ad_1] Julien Creuzet’s “Nos diables rouges, nos dérives commotions” at Mendes Wood DM. © Hugard & Vanoverschelde Last week, Brussels Art Week’s inaugural full-city edition, RendezVous, animated the Belgian capital...
A.I. Agents Are Here. But Who’s Accountable For Their Actions?
[ad_1] Without systems that tie A.I. agents back to real humans, autonomy risks becoming a recipe for manipulation and deniability. Unsplash+ When a semi-autonomous A.I. bot called Truth Terminal sprang...
Tokyo Gendai Confirms Japan’s Rising Market Strength
[ad_1] Tokyo Gendai runs through September 14 at Pacifico Yokohama. Photo: Katsura Komiyama Tokyo Gendai opened its third edition earlier this week with a press and VIP preview preceded for...
The Case for Trunks: 10 Hard-Shell Heroes Built for Real Travel
[ad_1] Once the domain of steamer ships and transatlantic passages, trunk-style suitcases were originally designed for travelers who brought everything—including the valet. But today’s iterations are less about nostalgia and...
How a Warner Bros.-Paramount Merger Could Make or Break Hollywood
[ad_1] David Ellison is positioning himself as Hollywood’s newest power broker, with his family preparing a bid that could put Paramount and Warner Bros. under one roof. Jason Mendez/Getty Images for...
From Subsidies to Sustained Growth: The Case for Cohort Models
[ad_1] Embedding entrepreneurs in collaborative, long-term programs accelerates revenue growth, job creation and leadership development. Unsplash+ For decades, U.S. economic development has leaned heavily on one-off grants, subsidies and incentive...
This Traveling Exhibition in the U.K. Recasts Gladiators as More Than Sacrificial Lambs
[ad_1] A tinned, bronze gladiator’s helmet, found in Hawkedon, Suffolk, dating from the 1st century A.D. © 2024 The Trustees of the British Museum Popular interest in ancient Rome has...
Between Intimacy and Immensity: The Inscrutable Vija Celmins
[ad_1] Vija Celmins, Untitled (Big Sea #2), 1969. Graphite on acrylic ground on paper, 85.1 x 111.8 cm. Private Collection © Vija Celmins, Courtesy Matthew Marks Gallery Over her 60-year...
Startup Behind Goldman Sachs’ First ‘A.I. Employee’ Valued at $10B After Peter Thiel Funding
[ad_1] Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund led Cognition’s latest $400 million funding round. Photo by Nordin Catic/Getty Images for The Cambridge Union Cognition AI, the San Francisco-based startup known for its...
Screening at Venice: Yorgos Lanthimos’ ‘Bugonia’
[ad_1] Emma Stone as Michelle. Atsushi Nishijima/Focus Features © 2025 All Rights Reserved A remake that feels like a vital renewal, Bugonia updates Jang Joon-hwan’s Save the Green Planet!—the 2003...
Art Basel Paris’ Clément Delépine Reflects On How the Fair Tightened Its French Roots and Global Reach
[ad_1] Clément Delépine, former director of Art Basel Paris and soon-to-be director of Lafayette Anticipations. Courtesy of Art Basel When Art Basel Paris opened last year inside the newly restored...
