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The Intelligence: Kherson, one year later
Nov 13, 2023
Piotr Zalewski, a correspondent in Kherson, Ukraine, shares insights into the city's resilience post-liberation, highlighting the everyday struggles and hopes of its people. Tom Wainwright discusses the Hollywood labor disputes and how artificial intelligence might reshape the entertainment industry, despite concerns over job displacement. Emily Steinmark brings attention to bird-friendly initiatives that have made New York a safer environment for urban wildlife, showcasing innovative solutions that could inspire other cities.
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- Life in Herston remains far from normal after Russia's retreat, with daily shelling causing fear and anxiety among the residents.
- Contrary to the fears of artists, artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to boost the status of the biggest celebrities, providing them with more opportunities and formats to satisfy the increasing demand from their fans.
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Life in Herston, Ukraine, after Russian occupation
Despite Russia's retreat, life in Herston is far from normal. The city is still under constant attack, with daily shelling causing fear and anxiety among residents. The shelling, carried out by Russian forces across the Dnieper River, reminds the inhabitants that Herston remains a war zone. While some shops and restaurants are open, the city's population has significantly decreased due to the occupation and continuous attacks. Many people have left Herston to escape the shelling, although some remain defiant, believing in eventual victory.
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