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Can AI Be Creative? Etgar Keret Takes on the Question at U-M
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (169+ words) The Detroit Jewish News uses data and technologies such as cookies to understand how our website is used, improve your experience, and support our services and advertising. Congregation B’nai Moshe celebrated Rabbi Shalom Kantor’s 10… The Oak Park native made aliyah…...
PR Stunt Watch: Hot dogs, actual dogs, and: is Killer AI actually…
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (686+ words) 10 September 2026 Greg Double, creative director at Burson Hot dogs cause more food-related, choking deaths than any other food in the world. Dogs kill 25,000-30,000 people a year, and AI, well, AI could kill us all. But, rather than just objects of…...
Zambia's cultural confidence is becoming its greatest creative asset - Dentsu
3+ day, 14+ hour ago (934+ words) Zambia is becoming increasingly confident in its own identity. You can see it in the growing popularity of the phrase Zambia Ku Chalo or Zambia to the World. What started as an expression of national pride has become a reflection…...
Jean Chalopin on Why “Continuity in Change” Defines a Life Spanning Cartoons, Banking, and Biotech
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (1166+ words) Ask Jean Chalopin to sum up a career that produced Inspector Gadget, a French-Japanese space opera (Ulysses 31), and now a longevity-science venture, and he reaches for a slogan he attributes to Georges Pompidou: changes within continuity. A documentary about him,…...
‘I Jump Out Of Bed Every Morning’: Newly Minted Initiative CEO Andrew Cambridge Reflects On His First Months In The Job
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (1188+ words) Andrew ‘Cambo’ Cambridge has been in the hot seat Initiative for a little more than two months. In his first interview since taking the role, he tells B&T that his initial reaction to be approached for the job was…...
LIA Creative LIAisons 2026 Brings 130 Young Creatives From Around the Globe to Las Vegas to Level Up Their Skills and Observe R
5+ day, 4+ hour ago (250+ words) This year, the Creative LIAisons program includes hot topics like “What CCOs are looking for”, Everything you’ve wanted to ask a CCO, Entertainment vs. Content vs. Traditional Advertising, The Reality of Making Great Creative Work, and many other talks/panel…...
LIA Creative LIAisons 2026 to bring 130 Young Creatives from around the globe to Las Vegas
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (353+ words) Tara McKenty, Chief Creative Officer, AKQA AU/NZ, said: “LIA is the first festival to invest in creative talent. 130 young creatives in a room together, staying together, seeing some of the best creative minds speaking. It’s almost like a mini…...
The Supernatural And Mysterious Nature Of Creativity
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (1083+ words) Eric Barone is wearing a faux shearling-lined corduroy jacket as he sits in an office chair. The Stardew Valley creator has worn this particular piece of clothing so often that it’s become part of his signature look. People in the…...
Blending Wisdom, Inspiring Change: The Business Case for Cultural Capability
6+ day, 4+ hour ago (1136+ words) September, 2026.- When William Trewlynn and Ray Alam, YarnUp, looked back from 2018 to now, there wasn’t one big dramatic moment. What they noticed over time was that whenever they took leave, there would be holes and gaps in the business. They…...
French President Emmanuel Macron Calls for a ‘New Multilateralism’ Across Creative Industries: ‘We Built a Civilization of Images. We Should Not Resign Ourselves to Watching It Deteriorate’
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (763+ words) The op-ed comes on the eve of the Lumière Summit, which Macron is co-hosting with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung to bring together global entertainment leaders around the future of cinema, TV and gaming In 1895, the first public film…...