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A group of forum users experiences chaos and mismanagement as their collaborative colony simulation game spirals into disarray and eventual failure.
Artificial Intelligence can help identify areas at risk of famine, according to experts featured in the documentary.
Shinobi poetry, influenced by Chinese traditions, reveals the artistic expressions of ninjas through historical context and melodic interpretations.
The documentary reveals life in the British Channel Islands during Nazi occupation from 1940 to 1945.
Organizations worldwide are implementing innovative strategies that prioritize cooperation and community over profit to create a more equitable economy.
In the construction of the Channel Tunnel, over 13,000 workers faced extreme conditions and technological challenges to connect Britain and France.
Shane McAnally, Brandy Clark, and Josh Osborne, three acclaimed Nashville songwriters, discuss their collaborative process and the art of songwriting with critic Jody Rosen.
Jonathan, a once-celebrated comedian, receives support from iconic friends to reignite his passion for comedy and artistry.
In Patrick Watson's studio, filmmakers Chris Lavis and Maciek Szczerbowski discuss the creation of their Oscar®-winning stop-motion film, featuring insights on 3D-printing and collaboration.
Ninety local Wikipedians attended a meetup and birthday party for Wikipedia hosted by the National Archives in Washington, D.C.
Belgian design duo Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen emphasize the importance of material and color in their playful, minimalist furniture creations that are built to last.
Debbie Harry collaborates with visual artist H R Giger for her debut solo album cover, sparking controversy with its provocative imagery.
The race to create the first successful smartphone heats up as British company Psion partners with European giants while Microsoft counters with its own initiative.
Jenny Sabin, a pioneering architectural designer, integrates insights from biology and mathematics to create responsive structures that enhance human well-being and environmental interaction.
Adam Khalil, an Ojibway artist, explores the radical potential of irony and humor in addressing trauma and Indigenous futures through innovative filmmaking.
Taryn Simon explores the complexities of loss and mourning through her art, highlighting the critical role of professional mourners in shaping cultural responses to grief.
Artists Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset explore their collaborative journey, challenging conventions in art and society through humor and storytelling.
Chefs at the 'Foodies Unite!' event discuss menu planning and teamwork in the kitchen.
Forty-five percent of greenhouse gas emissions stem from traditional production processes, prompting a shift to circular business models to reduce waste.
The Financial Times features a diverse team from Asia, the States, and Continental Europe.
French authorities train Madagascan gendarmes in essential intervention techniques.
Mathias Augustyniak and Michaël Amzalag, founders of M/M (Paris), emphasize the vital role of naivety in shaping their innovative graphic design practice.
Space Camp CrunchLabs offers hands-on activities and expert insights aimed at making space exploration accessible to everyone, including free space selfies.
The pandemic changed office work, prompting discussions on returning to traditional office settings.
The video reveals Israel's role in helping Apartheid South Africa develop nuclear weapons.
Søren Johansen and Sebastian Skovsted, founders of Johansen Skovsted Architects, emphasize a minimalist approach to architecture that balances contemporary design with contextual relevance.
Jonathan Meese, a provocative German artist, shares insights about his creative process and lifelong collaboration with his mother, Brigitte, in this intimate interview.
At 16, Joseph Gordon-Levitt appears on Celebrity Jeopardy, enthusiastically discussing J.D. Salinger's character Holden Caulfield with host Alex Trebek.
Intelligent machines will change jobs, but collaboration can create new opportunities for humans.
Louis C.K. collaborates with Paul Simon to create a theme song for his new series.
Ted Schultz highlights Brazil's unique ant diversity and the significance of international collaboration in scientific research.
It cost $200 million to hire a top Chinese scientist from Apple, illustrating the high stakes in the race for artificial intelligence talent.
Two-thirds of Labour MPs represent constituencies that voted to leave the European Union, complicating the party's stance on Brexit.
Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter collaborated on a science fiction series featuring a string of alternate Earths, stemming from an idea Pratchett had set aside for years.
45% of current jobs could disappear due to technological advancements, raising concerns about the future of work and job security.
Oh Casey discusses AI's role in music creation using Sesame Street and Velvet Underground lyrics.
Ukrainian forces reclaim territory while investigating local torture claims linked to Russia.
Ulay, a pioneering German artist known for his radical performance and photography, explored identity and politics through his own body as artistic material.
Indy Johar, a prominent architect and social entrepreneur, advocates for reimagining democracy and architecture to foster deeper human connections and societal organization.
David Harris teaches leadership skills through interactions with horses in this insightful program.
3D printing advancements enable universities and designers to create wearable printed clothing.
Max Porter, an acclaimed British novelist, discusses the interplay of language, music, and literary form, emphasizing collaboration and the embrace of uncertainty in writing.
Rotraut Klein-Moquay reflects on her intense four-year relationship with Yves Klein, exploring their artistic collaboration and the profound impact of his legacy.
Hundreds of criminal proceedings against employees of Ukraine's domestic security agency and prosecutor's office led to the firing of Ivan Bakanov and Iryna Venediktova.
