Readers prefer ChatGPT poems over Shakespeare and Sylvia Plath
In a new study, participants with no expert knowledge in poetry were also unable to distinguish whether the verses were created by a person or a machine
Taylor Swift and the tortured poets cliché
The superstar’s new album, ‘The Tortured Poets Department,’ helps extend the stereotypical idea of poetry as a universe of heartrending melancholy and sentimental intensity
The Smith effect: the college that gave American feminism wings
Cristina Oñoro|
The elite institution — created in 1871 — educated icons such as Sylvia Plath or Gloria Steinem, allowing them to dream of broader horizons
The National Portrait Gallery rediscovers the history of the United Kingdom, now with more women
The London museum, closed for three years, reopens its doors with an architecture that enhances its own identity in the city and a more inclusive, contemporary approach to the collection