Chatting away on the phone and streaming movies on board of a plane: The European Union wants to make that happen - with 5G technology. But is it really safe? And do we even want that?

Microsoft bets big on Artificial Intelligence! The company wants to use the much-hyped chatbot ChatGPT to improve its search engine Bing. But how will users benefit? And what are the limitations?

An AI as your lawyer - What sounds like fiction will soon become reality. In February 2023, an AI lawyer will help a defendant fight a traffic ticket in a US court. The technology aims to reduce the cost of legal advice.

Online platforms are being misused for the modern slave trade and human trafficking. The UN has been criticizing this practice for a long time, however, it continues. So, who is in charge of stopping this?

Text-to-picture AIs seem to replicate sexist and racist stereotypes. AI images can’t be unbiased if the training datasets they use are biased. That’s also true for the portrait app Lensa.

AI tools now produce images for magazine covers, portraits and paintings. They're often indistinguishable from human creations — but where do the ideas for AI art come from?

Artist Rainer Eisch has been using computer programs to create his art for 20 years. Like many other artists, he has mixed feelings about the images generated by AI.

Fabian Stelzer is making a film with the help of AI by using text-to-image tools to build worlds. Twitter users have a say in what happens next.

Director Fabian Stelzer inputs text through AI tools to generate images for a film. These AI tools also help with narration and music, which he then assembles into a movie.

Programs like Dall-E, Stable Diffusion, and Midjourney can create impressive images, because their AIs were trained with data sets that also contain images by human artists.