The New York Times v. OpenAI: The Case That Could End Journalism or Break AI

No one knows if this case will ever see a jury, but what is certain is that it is already reshaping the debate over who owns information today. At the heart of the lawsuit lies a bigger question: can journalism survive generative AI?

H1B Visas and the International Talent Race

The $100,000 fee on U.S.’s H1B Visa has pushed international talent to regions like China, the Gulf, and Europe. This has started a scramble for skilled international workers.

“Marry rich but eat them too” - A review of Celine Song’s Materialists

A glossy love triangle that promises depth but settles for slogans, Materialists flirts with the big ideas - love, money, worth - and then just skims the surface.

Thus Spoke the Sun

It was nighttime and the sun was shining brightly. Some things were strange about this sun. Not just its human face – it was trying to express itself, or maybe, say something to me.

Low Rise Jeans, High-Key Eugenics

Sydney Sweeney faced criticism over the questionable undertones of her American Eagle ad, while KATSEYE’s Gap campaign answered by reestablishing that anyone can, in fact, rock a killer jean.

Abu Dhabi’s ArtBooth Gallery Offers Intimate Glimpse Into Palestinian Womanhood In Latest Exhibition

The group exhibition of four Palestinian artists, titled Heritage, Memory, and the Body, offers a chance to gaze upon the intricacies of Palestinian culture, resilience and femininity.

Home, #it’scomplicated: a Conversation with Saba Karim Khan

“Even a few lives can push the needle.”

Sotheby’s *Exquisite Corpus*: Marking One Of The Most Valuable Exhibition In Abu Dhabi With Six Surrealist Artworks

Six artworks from Sotheby’s 150 million USD auction were exhibited in Abu Dhabi on October 1 and 2.

11-year-old Rwandan-Sri Lankan Theater Collaboration Finally Coming To NYUAD

The play “Dear Children, Sincerely” by the Sri Lankan Stages Theatre Group, produced in collaboration with a Rwandan playwright, finally featured in NYUAD after an 11-year development.

Why is Perfection Flawed?

At a time when you can produce perfect text in seconds using LLMs, how should we see perfection? Why are we wary of too kind people, and too good apples? Is there more we desire?