The Sunday dozen

John Wyver writes: The usual Sunday helping of stuff that I have found engaging and enriching over the past week. The header image is of two Hylaeosaurus dinosaurs on the Tidal Lakes Trail in Crystal Palace Park, which we visited last weekend. The recently restored Victorian monsters look wonderful. • So you want to build an AI star?: a completely fascinating, and disturbing, report by Reggie Ugwu for The New York Times [gift link] about the creation of fake personas on screen… • Are you a human?: .., and Jill Lepore’s dazzling New Yorker essay [£; limited free access] is the perfect complement. • A tour of Alfred Hitchcock’s London — how the locations look today: an immensely enjoyable BFI feature from Adam Scovell about five Hitchcock films in which London plays itself. • “He would leave me totally free”: Isabelle Huppert on Claude Chabrol: I’m looking forward to next month’s Chabrol season at BFI Southbank, and as a taster for that here’s an engrossing interview with the star on…