Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a relatively new technology in town that is both exciting and worrisome – exciting on account of the many complex problems it helps humans to solve, and worrisome on account of the potentials it has, not only to takeover many humans’ jobs and render some of our faculties redundant, but also the convictions its creators have that the technology, especially the Super AI versions, can completely destroy humanity and our entire civilization due to the inability of their creators to control them.

It was a beautiful display of culture, costumes, and vibrant colours, as the Lagos State Government held an inaugural cultural display to appreciate Lagosians for re-electing Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

Director-General, National Council for Arts and Culture (NCAC) Otunba Segun Runswe, says a new e-library and view centre designed to capture Nigeria’s diverse cultural heritage history and link it up to about 150 countries in the world and will be situated at Nigeria’s new Culture House in Abuja. 

Lagos-based visual artist, Ifeoluwa Oluwaseun Olowu, is making waves in the art world with his innovative use of Augmented Reality (AR) technology.

Bonnie Phillips, a talented artist known for her vibrant and expressive oil paintings, is set to unveil her solo exhibit titled “I C U” at Kente Royal on June 9, 2023. This captivating collection revolves around the idea of capturing people from the diaspora and is divided into two series: “The Sherbet Warriors” and “The […]