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The Art Of The Outer Worlds 2 launches December 16.

When most reflect on the 1985 comedy Weird Science, the first image that comes to mind is Kelly LeBrock emerging from cyberspace in her underwear. Following that comes the music of Oingo Boingo.

A person looking at the image described above may confuse it for a hurricane captured by a satellite hundreds of miles away.

The Steven Spielberg shark classic is 50 years old this year and a new art show will celebrate its brilliance.

At Carlo Ratti's Biennale, “Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective.,” an A.I. Summary wrestles with human text.