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Dheepthika LAURENT

Japan's first AI-made manga: How will technology impact the comic book industry?

Japan Dheepthika Laurent François Pinault Henri Matisse Paris
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Dheepthika Laurent takes a look at the latest in the world of arts and culture. Japan's first artificial intelligence-made manga poses serious ethical questions for the industry. In other news, a new Henri Matisse exhibition in Paris looks at the 1930s, an important decade in the artist's career. Plus a nature-themed exhibition opens at Paris's former commodities' stock exchange, which is home to François Pinault's art collection. Finally, we bring you the latest from FESPACO, the pan-African film and TV festival, and we take a look at "Scream 6", the latest in the cult slasher franchise, which promises to be gorier than ever!

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