AI is transforming art, sparking debates about creativity and authorship. Artists like Klemens Oezelt use AI as a tool but hesitate to claim the title of “artist,” while Nataliia Myrna sees it as expanding human imagination. Experts are divided – some view AI as revolutionary, while others question its emotional depth. As AI evolves, the question remains: Is it just a tool, or is it redefining creativity itself?

How do you prepare your students for a technology you don’t fully understand yourself? How should a university respond to artificial intelligence? And most importantly, what impact will AI have on journalism education—and ultimately on journalism itself?

Artificial intelligence is on the rise – also in art. How does this change the industry, and what are the chances and risks that come with it? ARTificial Creativity is a multimedia story about the integration of artificial intelligence into the artist’s work🎨🤖

Breast cancer remains a significant health challenge for women in Europe. While screening programs exist, their effectiveness can be hampered by various factors, including access disparities and the need for more accurate diagnostic tools.

This article explores the current state of breast cancer in Europe and examines how artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to improve screening and diagnosis.

The rise of artificial intelligence, particularly in the form of deepfake technology, raises significant concerns about its impact on democracy. The question arises: will AI and democracy always be at odds due to the potential for deepfakes to spread misinformation? Or is there a way for AI to actually support and enhance democratic processes? A multimedia reportage on AI, politics, and our new reality.

Amidst escalating regional tensions and ongoing Russian aggression, Poland has launched “Holidays with the Army” to train young adults in essential military skills. Poland, a key NATO member, allocates the highest percentage of its GDP to defence, highlighting its dedication to regional stability and security.  This raises questions about whether all EU nations should independently strengthen their military capabilities or rely on NATO’s collective defence.

Delays, long travel times, and expensive tickets. The European Railways passenger transport faces many problems. With plane tickets nowadays much cheaper than the train and more roads being built than tracks, the question arises about how serious the EU is really about making the train the core mean of passenger transport.

The striking contrast between rapidly growing Warsaw and Poland’s shrinking rural regions reveals a significant trend. This project delves into what attracts people to live and work in Warsaw. We spoke with residents about their urban experiences and consulted an expert on the numerous challenges rural communities encounter.

This is the story of three Ukrainian refugees who are forced to grapple with the importance of their national identity because of relocation. Anastasiia, a young artist, is choosing to let go of her roots to try and numb the pain of war. Meanwhile, Lisa and Alla, two workers at a refugee center, have decided to go in the opposite direction and focus their efforts on traditions and language to keep in touch with their culture.

Almost two years ago, on February 24, 2022, the invasion of Ukraine by Russian troops began. Many people were forced to leave the country or move to the west immediately. According to the UNHCR, 13.7 million Ukrainians have left their country since that February, 6.4 have since returned to Ukraine. The destination for many are countries in the European Union. A story about the situation of refugees in the European Union, based on data, personal stories and assessments of people working in refugee aid. It shows that the difficulties for refugees often do not end with arrival in a safe country.