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Jean Paul Gaultier designed many of the outfits worn at this year’s Grammys. Both Chappell Roan and Charli XCX wore a dress by him.

Jean Paul Gaultier im Schwuz am 17-Mar-2015 arte 2 by Netaction is licensed under CC BY CODE 4.0.

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Chappel Roan on stage at the Grammys. This year, she was nominated for six Grammys and won one.

Chappell Roan wins a Grammy for best new artiste by AP pic is licensed under CC BY CODE 4.0.

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A Latin Grammy award given to Camarón and Tomatito for Best Flamenco Album in 2000. Modern Grammy awards still look the same.

Latin Grammy by CarlosVdeHabsburgo is licensed under CC BY CODE 1.0.

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This piece was painted digitally in the art app Procreate along with a photo used as a reference piece. “Marian” was painted on Dec. 8, 2024 and shows the level of depth art can have compared to an AI tool processing an image within seconds.

Image provided by Keira Casey

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WIRED reports that AI art has been on the rise since June of 2022. Audiences now are unsure what media on the internet is created by artificial intelligence or humans. Images above show the unnatural feel artificial intelligence creates.

AI Generated sunset.png by Felixbw is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.

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tate Farm Insurance building in Markham, Illinois. State Farm is one of the insurance companies to drop coverage in areas of Southern California.

State Farm Insurance at Markham by Raysonho is licensed under CC0 1.0 Universal

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The Sage: February 26, 2025

Leila Adams and Jacob Dougherty ◊ 12 Views

Broadcast from February 26, 2025.

Anchors: Jacob Dougherty, Leila Adams.

Stories Covered: Pager Bros; by Izzi Gerencher, Camille Ambrogelly.

Beach Erosion; by Jack Spark, Luke Miller, Kai Law.

Gunnar on the Street; by Gunnar Englert, Cooper Rex, Nixon Ebete.

Ceramicist Feature; by Makena Coleman, Skylar Roy.

Intro Edited by Austin Jew.

Intro Song: Beach Buggy Ride – Elexive

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