When Wilhelm Voigt impersonated an army captain he succeeded beyond his wildest dreams, and in the prcess he became a ...

November 1918 and the war to end all wars comes to its conclusion as the guns on the western front fall silent. For four years prior, the army of German Kaiser Wilhelm II had shot and shelled its way ...

Patton: “Audacity, Audacity, Always Audacity” (to be fair, the pearl-handled butt-kicker may have lifted that bon mot from either Kaiser Wilhelm I or some Frenchman). Trump hasn’t panicked ...

Digital media are increasingly shaping the political landscape worldwide. A new replication study takes a closer look at earlier research on the influence of digital media on democracy and confirms ...

An artificial intelligence-generated avatar was the source of contempt inside a New York courtroom after judges quickly realized the attorney arguing a case in front of them was not real.

This series of pictorials has already featured the presence of the Union Jack in the iconography of Malta. Any excuse proved good enough to include it, be it by the colonial authorities or by the ...

Fuelled by a desire to convey the truth of the rapidly changing world around them, two groups of artists — Die Brücke and Der Blaue Reiter — ...

After a tense war of words, Stratton noted that Flair was 0-3 when it comes to divorces, Flair claimed that Ludwig Kaiser was in her DMs, something he has reacted to several times online.

Oz claimed that if a patient went to a doctor for a diabetes diagnosis, it would be $100 per hour, while an appointment with an AI avatar would cost considerably less, at just $2 an hour.

Caught in middle of Flair-Stratton feud, Ludwig Kaiser gains 1.5M notifications. Keen eye on Kaiser after Flair mentions; potential career boost. Third parties like Kaiser can unexpectedly impact WWE ...

When participants anticipated avatar movements, brain signals associated with social perception were influenced by the avatar’s appearance. These findings suggest that our brains process virtual ...

An intermediate New York appeals court chided a pro se appellate for failing to ask if his arguments could be presented by an artificially generated avatar. “I do not appreciate being misled ...