Among the many debates over the merits of Artificial Intelligence, one particularly controversial issue is the use of AI in the arts. Putting aside the other issues associated with the use of generative AI, surely the joy brought by the arts comes from their inherent humanity? AI’s ability to create...
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A game with a seemingly simple premise. Paint your blank character to blend into your surroundings and evade being caught by your friends. The aim? Don’t get caught and rack up points by hiding in plain sight. So why has Meccha Chameleon, released in June 2026, become an internet sensation?...
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Film adaptations of books can be highly controversial, especially among readers. In most cases, we are used to hearing that ‘the book was better’ (and I’m usually inclined to agree), but what do we expect from our adaptations? It is difficult to condense a full novel into a one-to-two-hour film,...
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In their 2025 study, the National Literacy Trust found that only 32.7% of young people aged eight to 18 enjoy reading in their free time. The lowest on record, this finding follows the annual downward trend and has led to concerns over whether we are keeping the younger generation well-read,...
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