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Enter Dok Competition Selection of DOK #8 Festival: Documentary Filmmakers from Czech Republic, France, and Spain Special Guests of the Festival

The eighth edition of the International Feature-Length Documentary Film Festival DOK #8 will be held from February 26th to March 1st at mts Dvorana in Belgrade, offering the audience a carefully selected lineup of contemporary documentary works.

The Tramp in the World of Machines: 90 Years of Chaplin's Modern Times

Modern Times (1936) marked the last appearance of the beloved silent film persona Charlie Chaplin, 'The Tramp,' whose acrobatic exuberance and iconic hat, cane, and mustache had become world-famous over the previous two decades – and remain so to this day.

"YOU CALLED VUČIĆ 'PRODUCT OF A SNAKE'S NEST', NOW YOU DEFEND THE ONE WHO WANTS TO KILL HIM" Brnabić fiercely on N1: A disgrace to the journalistic profession, cynics and frauds!

"It's interesting how N1 'journalists' selectively apply the 'other side' rule. When it comes to writing about the President of the Republic of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, they NEVER, absolutely never applied that rule," wrote the Speaker of the National Assembly of Serbia, Ana Brnabić.

DOK #8 Festival Competition Selection: Documentary Filmmakers from the Czech Republic, France, and Spain as Special Guests

The eighth edition of the International Feature-Length Documentary Film Festival DOK #8 will be held from February 26 to March 1 at mts Dvorana in Belgrade, bringing a carefully selected lineup of contemporary documentary works to the audience.

They have eagle eyes: These are the 'Super-recognizers,' people who see what artificial intelligence hides

A scientific study published in the British Journal of Psychology has revealed the existence of a group of people with an incredible talent for identifying faces. These so-called super-recognizers are capable of noticing subtle details generated by artificial intelligence (AI) that ordinary people completely overlook. As the world grapples with increasingly realistic digital physiognomies, these individuals serve as the last line of defense against perfect algorithms.

Bizarre Prediction from the New Head of Xbox: Artificial Intelligence as a Cure for Declining Birth Rates

Following the sudden departure of Phil Spencer, the gaming world is trying to figure out who Asha Sharma really is and why someone from the AI sector has been appointed to lead Xbox. Her recent appearance on a podcast, where she stated that her biggest concerns, besides processors, are low birth rates, has attracted public attention. Sharma believes that artificial intelligence could play a key role in solving this global problem, which has sparked numerous debates.