Culture
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‘The legal system won’t protect here’: machines have already taken over the creative labour market
Experts estimate that the rewards for works created by artificial intelligence will reach approximately 15 billion rubles
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MOÑ about unstaged performances
Among the speakers — Nurbek Batulla, Tufan Imamutdinov, and Ruslan Rimanas
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Summer in the heart of Tatarstan: Kazan Kremlin opens the season
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Will Tatarstan’s cinemas be saved by a ‘symbiosis’ with fitness?
A record drop in attendance is forcing film distributors to explore unconventional ways out of the crisis
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Alessandro Cadario: ‘When we create music, we always understand each other, regardless of our differences’
The Italian conductor about the unique sound of Russian orchestras, the nature of love for classical music in Russia... and quantum physics
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Tatar poets oppose artificial intelligence
ChatGPT rethinks poems of 20-40 year-olds on mother, homeland, and love
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Native tongue echoes over Lake Kaban. What about the city?
Mother Language Day has moved to the new Kamal Theatre building.
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Not just Nonfic
What the International Fair of Intellectual Literature non/fictioNvesna was like
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Almost 2k objects in Cultural Heritage Sites register of Tatarstan: how restoration of historical monuments progressing
Ivan Gushchin spoke about the works in the Mergasov House, the Youth Theater building and the Kremlin
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When algorithms become sacred: how machines become our new religion
In her book God, Human, Animal, Machine, Meghan O’Gieblyn unravels a tangle of theology, technology, and humanity’s yearning for meaning — transforming metaphors into weapons of philosophical resistance against digital totalitarianism
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Representatives of the Union of Writers of Russia outraged by the compliance with copyright law
Director Konstantin Bogomolov asked Medinsky to sort out the copyright on Mikhail Bulgakov's novel “The Master and Margarita”
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‘There is a positive trend towards experimentation in Kazan’: Alexey Stepantsov — about theatrical sphere of the city
Director of the Youth Theatre on Bulak tells how the industry combines classics and novelty
