OpenAI and Microsoft in new AI lawsuit over training data
Microsoft faces lawsuit over AI model development through OpenAI, involving alleged copyright infringement and authors’ rights.
Neil Gaiman: the power of fantasy and making metaphors real
Neil Gaiman and Roz Kaveney discuss fantasy, storytelling, and literary influences at the British Library.
Canadian writers urge Giller Prize Palestine protester support
Writers unite in support of pro-Palestine protestors at Scotiabank Giller Prize – a powerful show of solidarity.
Mosab Abu Toha: prominent poet from Gaza ‘released’
The reported detention of Palestinian poet Mosab Abu Toha by Israeli forces sparked widespread condemnation and concern.
Texas board rejects climate change textbooks
Texas approves new science textbooks amid debate over fossil fuels and climate change education, despite backlash from educators.
NaNoWriMo board addresses ‘grooming’ claims as users leave
NaNoWriMo Board addresses grooming claims, outlines steps to ensure safety, and reaffirms commitment to the writing community.
Dr Annabel Sowemimo: a ‘Divided’ and racist health system
Dr. Annabel Sowemimo shares her eye-opening journey in medicine, exposing racial biases and healthcare disparities in her book “Divided.”
How to counter book bans: Pink tries a new approach
Explore effective strategies to combat book bans and promote intellectual freedom in this insightful article.
AS Byatt dies aged 87: best books by celebrated author
Remembering Dame AS Byatt: a literary icon’s legacy and her best books celebrated in this tribute to her large body of work.
Baillie Gifford Prize: John Valliant named winner for ‘extraordinary’ book
John Vaillant is crowned winner of the 2023 Baillie Gifford Prize for ‘Fire Weather,’ exploring a catastrophic 2016 wildfire.