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This film costs $1 million to buy on Amazon

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This AI sold its own painting for a whopping £337,000

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Frankenstein, AI and humanity’s love of fearing technology

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The artists trolling tech to poke holes in the future

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Touching exhibition uses the power of tech to probe the isolating impact of dementia

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These 3D-printed sculptures playfully explore the heart’s complex beauty

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Journey through human flesh or save Marina Abramović from drowning in these experimental HTC Vive artworks

Posted by Thomas McMullan on February 27, 2018

Detective game “Beckett” is a disturbing, Dadaist trip that makes you question reality

Posted by Thomas McMullan on February 26, 2018

Cities and Memory lets you visit anywhere on Earth and listen to local sounds

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Using wearables to light up the politics of Manchester

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Study reveals hidden painting beneath a Picasso masterpiece

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Someone’s just solved a three-year-old £40,000 Bitcoin puzzle

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Breathe is a smartphone ghost story that knows where you live

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How video games like The Witcher are saving Slavic folklore

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What I learned playing a video game live in a concert hall

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Someone’s recreated MS Paint 95 in JavaScript and it is amazing – our art isn’t

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How to download Google Art Selfie tool in UK: Google finally lets you compare your selfies to art

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Beyond Pornhub: The sex rebels reclaiming adult film

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Art-ificial intelligence can spot a forged painting from just one brush stroke

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Chris Riddell on satire in the internet age of Trump and Brexit: “We’re very fortunate to have so much material to work with”

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Watching an AI create fake celebrity faces is nightmare fuel

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The Glass Room: Uncover the secrets of your online life in Mozilla’s new exhibition

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Sim cities: How can you encourage people to play in the real world?

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Behold! The pulpy beauty of retro sci-fi book covers

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District 9’s Neill Blomkamp on science fiction, AI and his problem with Marvel

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Artist “vandalises” Snapchat and Jeff Koon’s AR sculpture

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Margaret Atwood on Trump: “You don’t write these things hoping they become more relevant”

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Maths as an emotional journey: How Marcus du Sautoy is using music to highlight the beauty of numbers

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Jazz meets voyeurism in Cosmo D’s phantasmagorical The Norwood Suite

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The world’s first conductor robot has taken to the stage

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Simon Rattle exhibition turns the master conductor into a handful of dots

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An off-grid festival wants you to experience true darkness

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How one woman became a human Amazon Echo in the name of art