From journalism to fiction, the French author has built a career on observing human nature. As artificial intelligence transforms publishing, her experience raises questions about authorship, originality and the value of human imagination. For much of her professional life, Sandra Nelson told other people's stories.
Some events find a place on a city's calendar. Others become part of its identity. For me, UPAINT Monaco has long been one of the latter.
At the Monaco Press Club, an audience gathered for a conversation with one of the more formidable figures in French broadcast journalism: Marie Chantrait, head of the political desk at BFM TV.
At the Monaco Press Club, a closed-door meeting brought together journalists and representatives of the Principality’s legal system — Delphine Lanzara, Director of the Monegasque Institute for Legal Professions Training, and Thomas Meindl, First Judge at the Court of First Instance, specializing in criminal cases.
