actor and film—maker justine bateman, a vocal critic of the use of ai in the film industry, said apple'sng the arts, while songwriter crispin hunt called the act of destroying musical instruments evocative of burning books. the criticism is particularly pointed because of concerns, especially in creative industries, about artificial intelligence taking peoples jobs. now, it's a rare misstep by the company, which was behind the famous super bowl advert for its macintosh computers that was directed by ridley scott. it featured a dystopian world where conformity dominated and a single individual — representing the apple brand and, at the time, its new macintosh computers — was seen as resisting. the ad today, well, that conveys the opposite message, according to its critics, which is why it's getting crushed by creativeness and consumers. turning to china now. with the world's second largest economy facing many challenges, there is much pessimism regarding its overall growth potential. yet a key exception is emerging in the form of domestic tourism. stephen mcdonnell reports from the chines

actor and film—maker justine bateman, a vocal critic of the use of ai in the film industry, said apple'srushing the arts". while songwriter crispin hunt called the act of destroying musical instruments evocative of burning books. the criticism is particularly pointed because of concerns, especially in creative industries, about artificial intelligence taking people's jobs. now, it's a rare misstep by the company, which was behind a famous super bowl advert for its macintosh computers that was directed by ridley scott. it featured a dystopian world where conformity dominated and a single individual representing the apple brand, at the time its new macintosh computers, was seen as resisting. the ad today, well, that conveys the opposite message according to its critics, which is why it's getting crushed by creatives and consumers. the prince of wales has made his first visit to the isles of scilly since becoming the duke of cornwall. he travelled to the main harbour on st mary's island, which is run by the duchy of cornwall, and is a vital part of the island's fishing and tourist industry.

actor and film—maker justine bateman, a vocal critic of the use of ai in the film industry, said apple's the arts, while songwriter crispin hunt called the act of destroying musical instruments evocative of burning books. the criticism is particularly pointed because of concerns, especially in creative industries, about artificial intelligence taking people's jobs. now, it's a rare misstep by the company, which was behind the famous super bowl advert for its macintosh computers that was directed by ridley scott. it featured a dystopian world where conformity dominated and a single individual — representing the apple brand and, at the time, its new macintosh computers — was seen as resisting. the ad today, well, that conveys the opposite message, according to its critics, which is why it's getting crushed by creativeness and consumers. sweden is staging the eurovision song contest — the world's largest singing competition this week. adrienne murray reports from the host city of malmo where there are hopes the event will bring a boost to business. it's 50 years since the swedish pop sensat

actor and film—maker justine bateman, a vocal critic of the use of ai in the film industry, said apple's songwriter crispin hunt called the act of destroying musical instruments evocative of burning books. the criticism is particularly pointed because of concerns, especially in creative industries, about artificial intelligence taking people's jobs. now, it's a rare misstep by the company, which was behind a famous super bowl advert for its macintosh computers that was directed by ridley scott. it featured a dystopian world where conformity dominated and a single individual representing the apple brand, at the time its new macintosh computers, was seen as resisting. the ad today, well, that conveys the opposite message according to its critics, which is why it's getting crushed by creatives and consumers. michelle fleury in new york. today marks the end of the chinese leader's first tour of europe in five years. xijinping visited france, serbia and hungary and says he wants to improve relations with europe. but tensions over trade and his stance on russia's war in ukraine still persist.

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