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AI arts claims to be indistinguishable from human art. So what?
Above: Come back when you’ve sorted out sightlines

COMMENT: The so-called “Turing test” for AI art misses an important point: AI can only copy. And few people care for copycats.

I try not to make a habit...


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Everything Banshee Labyrinth wants you to believe is wrong

Okay, hope you enjoyed your break from my coverage of “Banshee Labyrinth are twats”. And under normal circumstances I would have have let the outcome of the court case – where they admitted to unlawful discrimination – be the end of the coverage. But under normal circumstances, the losing party in a discrimination case makes a public apology. Alternatively, if they think the ...


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My reaction to the Russell Brand trial – as it happens

8th October: Okay, I’ve decided this needs my attention. After delay after absurd delay, Russell Brand’s trial will stand next week on the 12th October. This has got my attention, and whilst the outcome of the trial if of course of vast importance to both the accused and the alleged victims, for me the interest is the wider repercussions. There have to date b...


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All at Sea
Image: Von Fox Productions

I’m known for not falling in line with local enthusiasm when I don’t agree, but it’s fair to say that for Alison Carr this is playing on hard mode. Alison Carr is hugely respected locally a...


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The Trial of Romeo Oscar

In spite of an over-long run time, Alan Aycknourn’s latest play nails the world-building of a world that has recovered from a war by erasing arts and culture.

It takes a lot of effort to get ...


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