Artificial intelligence Opinion and reviews Demon in the AI machine: bias, bad data and the burden of proof Andrew Glester reviews the film Mercy, directed by Timur Bekmambetov Read article: Demon in the AI machine: bias, bad data and the burden of proof
Art and science Blog Belarusian sculptor unveils artwork honouring US physicist Jim Gates The sculpture forms part of Pavel’s sculptural series devoted to figures in science and culture Read article: Belarusian sculptor unveils artwork honouring US physicist Jim Gates
Art and science Podcasts Beyond the data: art meets climate at the edge of the world Arctic odysseys, video games and other creative ways to confront the climate emergency Read article: Beyond the data: art meets climate at the edge of the world
Art and science Blog Stunning Moon sculpture unveiled at Royal Observatory Greenwich Mirror Moon has been created by the British artist Luke Jerram Read article: Stunning Moon sculpture unveiled at Royal Observatory Greenwich
Art and science Blog Fractal maths helps distinguish genuine artworks from forgeries The new technique offers a new way to tackle art fraud Read article: Fractal maths helps distinguish genuine artworks from forgeries
Art and science Feature Lure of the black hole: from science to art An excerpt from art historian and author Lynn Gamwell’s book Conjuring the Void: the Art of Black Holes Read article: Lure of the black hole: from science to art
Art and science Podcasts Exploring the astrophysics behind Project Hail Mary Author Andy Weir and astrophysicist Becky Smethurst unpack the physics in the new Hollywood space epic Read article: Exploring the astrophysics behind Project Hail Mary
Art and science Blog Shadow sculptures evoke quantum physics The Midnight Ballet by Will Budgett is a treat for the eyes Read article: Shadow sculptures evoke quantum physics
Art and science Podcasts Oscar-winning computer scientist on the physics of computer animation CGI pioneer Pat Hanrahan is our podcast guest Read article: Oscar-winning computer scientist on the physics of computer animation
Art and science Blog ‘Caustic’ light patterns inspire new glass artwork The piece is based on the research of theoretical physicist Michael Berry Read article: ‘Caustic’ light patterns inspire new glass artwork