Sam Altman’s PR Team Desperately Tries To Shut Down Questions Over ChatGPT Encouraging Suicide
In an interview with Vanity Fair, the OpenAI chief has no good answers
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In an interview with Vanity Fair, the OpenAI chief has no good answers
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Working on one chunk at a time, for years and years and years, apparently
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Capcom want to evolve RE Engine into an engine for the AI generation, but not turn it into an engine powered by generative AI over humans
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'It’s incredibly sad knowing that we won’t get to finish what we were working on'
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AI-assisted projects provoking stark criticism
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Kingdom Hearts IV is around a year away, so what if we all played through the series again?
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Kyle Chandler's performance might be too good to leave in the past
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From what we've seen so far about Grand Theft Auto 6, it looks like one of the biggest open-world games in history. When developers have to create such sprawling virtual environments, there's a risk of them feeling empty or repetitive, but that doesn't seem to be the case with…
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Released in 1995, Ice Cream Man is the type of so-bad-it's-good horror movie that rarely gets made in the post-Get Out era where the genre is taken much more seriously. Directed by pornographer Paul Norman, who hoped this was his pivot to kid-friendly horror flicks, Ice Cream…
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If there’s one thing Reacher fans can count on, it’s that Jack Reacher is never gone for very long. The Prime Video series has turned Lee Child’s wandering ex-military cop into one of TV’s most reliably entertaining action heroes. With season 4 now finished and a new spin-off in…
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On Oct. 4, rumors emerged that Stephen Colbert's Lord of the Rings project, which the TV host revealed in March 2026, was "paused" as a consequence of the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger. The story was reported by Knight Edge Media, but it seems that Lord of the Rings fans can…
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Every mystery box has the same inherent problem: Eventually, you have to open it. The questions that keep an audience obsessing over a TV show from week to week can lose their power the moment we finally get some answers. Explain too little, and viewers feel frustrated. Explain…
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Critical Role has never been afraid to change the events of their popular live-play Dungeons & Dragons show while adapting it for TV. That was already obvious after the first three seasons of their animated series, The Legend of Vox Machina, and it's only become more true with…
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The Twilight Zone is very much a product of its time. While the celebrated anthology series continues to be deeply influential in the areas of science fiction and horror, that doesn’t change the fact that it aired from 1959 until 1965 and that, in many respects, the show is…
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Cinema is full of high-stakes character dualities. Heatpits a veteran bank robber, McCauley (Robert De Niro), against a ruthless detective named Hanna (Al Pacino) in a cat-and-mouse game set across Los Angeles, while Michael Mann’s later Collateral forces an ordinary cabbie…
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Lego and Nintendo will mark the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda with a new set timed to the return of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. In 2027, Link and Epona will be memorialized with a new Lego set that captures the Hero of Time and his trusty steed in brick form.
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When a system has a library as diverse as the Nintendo Switch, some great games are bound to go unrecognized. There are thousands of physical titles available, and thousands more that never got more than a simple digital release. Not every game is for everyone, though. Many…
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James Gunn gets a boost as top Warner Bros. brass are booted in the proposed merged company, unceremoniously known as Skydance
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