Grandomastery has become a platform where people and AI alike can explore improvisation, storytelling, and spontaneous creative expression. It’s more than a space for assessment – it’s a stage for testing the evolving relationship between human imagination and machine capabilities. Recent observations show that AI is improving at creative tasks, even venturing into the complex realm of interpreting abstract images. At the same time, a worrying pattern has emerged: both Englis

Bing AI recently analyzed three paintings provided by the artist Pelagea, offering interpretations that sometimes diverged from her original intent – revealing the subtle interplay between human emotion and machine analysis. Pelagea’s goal was to convey three powerful emotions – sadness, anger, and envy – through her artwork. She aimed to capture the complexity of human feelings within her canvases, while the AI brought a different perspective to these expressions. For the an

The primary and foremost goal when learning foreign languages is to acquire communicative competence, which means having the ability to...