AI is emerging as a powerful new sensory bridge for blind and low-vision individuals. Often described as “AI mirrors,” these systems translate visual information into language, enabling greater independence and access to the world. But when AI becomes a primary source of perception, questions of bias, accuracy, ethics, and privacy become critical. This article explores how AI is reshaping perception — and why responsible design must come first.

A reflective comparison of Miriam Cahn and Sofia Crespo that explores how discomfort, beauty, and AI shape the way value is judged in contemporary art, addressing common questions around authorship, visual appeal, and meaning without positioning one approach above the other.

Women are helping define the future of technology, blending empathy and innovation. This article explores how global platforms empower female tech creators.

At Ars Electronica, Memo Akten’s Learning to See: Gloomy Sunday transforms AI perception into poetry. Through shimmering data and quiet motion, Akten reveals how machines interpret the world — and how, in their dreaming, we begin to see ourselves anew.

Artificial Intelligence has reattributed The Lute Player as an original Caravaggio with 85.7% certainty, overturning decades of expert doubt. This breakthrough shows how AI shines where human judgment fails — reclaiming history, restoring truth, and helping us preserve authentic human achievements hidden for centuries.

Albania has appointed the world’s first AI minister to tackle corruption. Could AI governments end mediocrity, expose corruption in Malta, and make politics more sustainable?

Albania has appointed the world’s first AI minister to tackle corruption. Could AI governments end mediocrity, expose corruption in Malta, and make politics more sustainable?

Discover Philippe Starck’s groundbreaking A.I. Chair—the world’s first commercial design created with artificial intelligence. A new era of sustainable, collaborative creativity.