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AMSTERDAM (AP) — One of Rembrandt van Rijn’s largest paintings just got even bigger.A combination of art and artificial intelligence has allowed the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam to recreate a portion of Rembrandt’s iconic painting “The Night Watch,” which was cut up 70 years after it was completed.The printed strip hangs snugly over the edge of the 1642 painting, which is currently on display in the museum’s Honorary Gallery, and its addition restores to the work the off-center focal point originally intended by Rembrandt, the rebellious Golden Age master.”Now you can breathe,” museum director Taco Dibbits told The Associated Press on…
Participants at a closed CDT Europe civil society workshop in June 2024 discussing promoting fundamental rights in the implementation of AI law. Participants sit in chairs and discuss around a table. On 18 June, CDT Europe hosted a closed civil society workshop on advancing fundamental rights in the implementation of AI laws, bringing together representatives from leading civil society organisations to brainstorm key opportunities and strategic approaches to ensure that human rights remain at the forefront of the implementation roadmap. After years of negotiations, the Artificial Intelligence Act, the world’s first law regulating AI, is expected to be published in…
GRANOLAS is an acronym coined by Goldman Sachs during the first European lockdown in 2020 to represent the largest European companies by market capitalization at the time. advertisementAmid rising geopolitical tensions, large-cap stocks continue to perform well in 2024. The Euro Stoxx 50 rose 9%, while the US Top 100 rose 19%. The European elite stocks GRANOLAS returned an average of 16.6%, while the US Magnificent Seven returned twice as much, 38%, driven by Nvidia’s AI rise.After posting strong performance in 2023, large cap stocks across the globe are poised to continue to perform well in 2024, providing a safe…
Disneyland Paris is one of the most famous theme parks in the world.But its popularity also means it can get very busy.TenWe’ve rounded up some of Europe’s most popular theme park alternatives to Disneyland. Credit: AlamyThankfully, if you’d prefer an alternative option, there are some fantastic theme parks across Europe with plenty of record-breaking rides.Here are some top items to add to your list this summer.Europa-Park, GermanyEuropa-Park is Germany’s largest theme park and attracts more than six million visitors a year, making it the third most popular theme park in Europe after Disney.Inside there are more than 100 attractions, including…
Members of the European Environmental Health Task Force (EHTF) will attend its 14th meeting, hosted by the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM) in Utrecht. The two-day event will review progress since the 7th Environmental Health Ministerial Meeting, held in Budapest, Hungary, in 2023. At the Ministerial Meeting, countries adopted the Budapest Declaration, which prioritizes urgent and far-reaching action on health challenges linked to climate change, environmental pollution and biodiversity loss in the context of, and in parallel with, the recovery from COVID-19. Within the Budapest Declaration, the Roadmap for Healthier People, Prosperous Planet and a…
Hong Kong Airport is set to enhance passengers’ airport experience with 50 state-of-the-art smart security screening channels and 32 full-body scanners scheduled to go live over the next two years. The HK$800 million (US$102 million) upgrade will mean travellers will no longer need to remove electronic devices or liquids from their carry-on bags when passing through security at Hong Kong Airport – a travel hassle most passengers dread. The renovation is set to take shape in multiple phases over the next two years. Also, check out our comprehensive guide to shopping, dining and pampering at Hong Kong Airport. “Hong Kong…
Last summer, there were plenty of opportunities to do so: Dior, Louis Vuitton, Loro Piana, Gucci and Jacquemus took over the beach clubs of St. Tropez on the French Riviera; Valentino painted Palazzo Avino on the Amalfi Coast hot pink; Chanel and Nanushka descended on Nammos and Scorpios in Mykonos, respectively.Summer activations are a worthwhile venture for brands, says Allison Bringé, chief marketing officer at software, data and insights company LaunchMetrics. “Tired of pandemic restrictions, digital overload and uncertainty, today’s consumers are increasingly prioritizing experiences that help them find community and connection,” Bringé says. Plus, while a day’s sun lounger…
Balderton introduced parenting support for founders and became the first venture capital firm to offer free access to Cooper Parenting. Led by Cooper Parenting, the program provides parents with access to expert guidance, resources, workshops and community-led peer support. In particular, female founders are disproportionately affected by family caregiving responsibilities, which have been identified as the biggest barrier to business success for women entrepreneurs with children. To begin with, family care responsibilities are cited as one of the biggest barriers preventing women from starting their own businesses, alongside lack of access to funding. There is a clear role for venture…
James Cox Here we look at the key topics that will dominate political debate over the coming week. Michael McGrath leaves for Europe Finance Minister Michael McGrath is set to be appointed as Ireland’s next EU commissioner. The leaders of the three coalition parties will discuss the measure on Monday, with it due to be approved after a cabinet meeting on Tuesday. As work on writing the October Budget picks up steam in the coming weeks, all eyes will be on McGrath’s successor as finance minister. First Minister Simon Harris and Deputy First Minister Micheal Martin agreed that a decision…
PARIS (AP) — In a way, Bastille Day is back.France marked its national holiday on Wednesday with thousands of soldiers marching through Paris, fighter jets roaring in the skies overhead and traditional parties across the country, after events were scaled back last year due to virus concerns.Two horses stumbled during a procession down the Champs-Élysées, throwing their uniformed riders off the track, but the day’s main event generally went according to plan, resembling a Bastille Day of old. One soldier used the opportunity to propose to his girlfriend on the cobblestone street, dropping to one knee and kissing her hand.But…