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Technology vs observation: the big question facing art’s future

Tech offers new ways to create art, a London show makes clear, but it may compromise life drawing – and the honest observation at the heart of all great work

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Ghanya Naji Al-Naqeb

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How refugee scientists can change the world

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Waterworlds: How should we protect our most precious resource?

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Science Fiction: slavery stereotypes, and a new M. John Harrison

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How Japan got a fix on brain-teasing highs

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Rediscover the gift of reading: Best books to buy this holiday

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Future by design: Will the power of AI reshape our world?

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Can everybody on the planet all live well?

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The latest science picks remind us why we really do need experts

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Venom: The show with an unsettling sting in its tale

From wasps that create zombie prey to newts with chest-busting ribs, a London exhibition reveals venomous nature as both compelling and disgusting

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What makes you a psychopath or an extreme altruist?

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The Seduction of Curves revives old ideas about maths and beauty

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Language: Unlocking the past's most powerful secret

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The latest science reads remind us why we really do need experts

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