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Artificial Intelligence in music: Why 13.4 million AI tracks were removed from platforms, the challenges and the limits

The rate of uploads is reaching approximately 60,000 new AI-generated compositions per day – Serious consequences for the income and professional future of composers, songwriters, and other creators

“Tehran” creator Dana Eden is the Israeli found dead in an Athens Hotel – “Murder claims are false”

The production company’s statement on rumors of foul play – Police believe it was suicide after a large number of pills were found in her room – She was in Athens for the series’ filming

Do the Orthodox also have a Valentine’s Day? Who were Aquila and Priscilla

Saints Aquila and Priscilla: Their connection to the Day of the Lovers, they were "proposed" by Christodoulos as the "Saint Valentine" of the Orthodox

Mind the Greeks: Bringing Greek knowledge to the world stage

At the heart of Mind the Greeks lies the monumental series “The Greeks” — a publishing project comprising 819 volumes that preserves and showcases the breadth of the Greek language and literary tradition

“Saint Paisios” tops the Greek Box Office, “Kapodistrias” in 2nd place

During the four-day period of February 5–8, Saint Paisios moved into first place with 23,983 tickets sold, leaving behind Amnet and Kapodistrias

“Astoria”: The new major production of the Pallas Theatre on Greek migration to New York

From March 19 at the Pallas Theatre, the play Astoria tells the story of Greek migration and the lives, struggles, and dreams of Greeks who found refuge in New York

Barbara Kruger: Renowned American artist creates works in Greek

Iconic provocations in Greek: Barbara Kruger’s monumental SNFCC exhibition challenges truth, power, and society

Lina Mendoni: Speech at UNESCO for the first anniversary of World Greek Language Day

Celebrating Greek language and culture: Minister Mendoni’s landmark speech at UNESCO and new Franco-Hellenic collaborations

CT scans reveal the faces, diseases, and secrets of two 2,000-year-old Egyptian mummies

Modern medical technology is “bringing to life” two priests of ancient Egypt, revealing their appearance, illnesses, and burial secrets without opening the mummies

Vinyl records make a comeback: Record stores return as an aesthetic choice, not just nostalgia

A new generation of collectors: From teens to seniors

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