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If AI Becomes an Artist
TV report on “Abendschau – Der Süden”, broadcast on BR television on January 14, 2026. “Artificial intelligence can create art. Is that true? Some see ”artworks at the touch of a button“ as the end of creativity. Others regard AI… Read more: If AI Becomes an Artist
Deep Paradise in the TV
TV report from November 12, 2023, by Julia Preuß for katholisch 1 TV / Augsburg TV https://www.katholisch1.tv/mediathek/video/videoinstallation-baerenkeller
Art Radio Ö1
December 27, 205, 11:03 p.m. Gerald Fiebig and Eri Kassnel trace their family histories and weave them together in “Utopia Lives Next Door.” Translation: 25 years after the end of the Cold War, a great political distance between Western Europe… Read more: Art Radio Ö1

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Does AI enhance creativity, or does it threaten it?
Tagesspiegel, May 19 2026. This interview on artificial intelligence and creativity in art was conducted in preparation for the article “Enrichment or Threat? How AI Models Are Changing Art” by Elena Winter. Click here to read the article (This interview… Read more: Does AI enhance creativity, or does it threaten it?
Traces of Time, AI, and Analog Techniques
Seeseiten – The Magazine for Lake Tegernsee, No. 84/85, article by Susanne Mayr, March 2026, https://www.yumpu.com/de/document/read/71055976/seeseiten-das-magazin-fur-den-tegernsee-nr-84/65
Between Dream and Nightmare
a3kultur, article from April 2024 This interview is part of a series and follows up on the a3Kultur Salon “AI & Art.” The speakers from that event are once again sharing their perspectives and offering deeper insights into their work,… Read more: Between Dream and Nightmare
Is this art – or can the AI be removed?
Rocketeer MAGAZIN 2/23, published at the end of 2023
Identity is created by memory
Banater Post, released on January 11 2024 An interview by Halrun Reinholz gesamtes Interview hier: https://www.banater-schwaben.org/nachrichten/kultur/details/4736-interview-mit-erika-kassnel-henneberg-identitaet-entsteht-durch-erinnerung