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Will authors become redundant? Probably not, although their role will evolve. Photo: s

When AI writes a book: The future of authors in the era of artificial intelligence

Writing a book is no longer an activity exclusive to humans. Nowadays, artificial intelligence (AI) can develop a plot, analyze readers’ tastes, follow market trends, and even create illustrations and…

Silkworms, preserves, and menageries: How people cared for animals in old Poland

Were people in the 17th century concerned about the health of their dogs, cows, and bees? Absolutely. On manors and folwarks, caring for animals was part of everyday life. Research…

Trip 1907: Interactive Escape the Book Game has become a bestseller.

What goes on in a player’s mind? Gamebooks as a window into cognition

Gamebook-related content racks up millions of views on TikTok, and bookstores now dedicate entire sections to these interactive books. Packed with codes, riddles, and unexpected twists, they’re all the rage…

Playing in a confined world: the COVID-19 pandemic through children’s eyes

The coronavirus pandemic disrupted the world’s familiar rhythm. Everyday activities suddenly became potential sources of danger. How did this difficult period shape the experiences of the youngest among us? To…