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Blaze News investigates: Lawsuits threaten the development of AI. Is that a good thing? Artists speak out.

While artificial intelligence represents a significant technological advancement in various fields, it's still unclear what role it will play in the future of artistic expression. Some believe AI should be embraced wholesale, while others worry that the technology could subvert and overtake human ...

The Best Found Footage Horror Movies

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"New Hope Celebrates" its LGBTQ+ community | The Bucks County Herald

An event created by New Hope Celebrates, “Queer Cuts: New Hope” on Sunday screened five films created by LGBTQ+ filmmakers at the Bucks County Playhouse. According to New Hope Celebrates, “These …

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Chuck Wendig: Accidental Hauntings

The magazine of the science fiction, fantasy, and horror field with news, reviews, and author interviews

Saudi Arabia Ranks 1st in Government Strategy for Artificial Intelligence in Tortoise Global AI Index

Saudi Arabia ranked first globally in the Government Strategy Index for Artificial Intelligence, one of the indicators of the global classification of artificial intelligence issued by Tortoise Intelligence, which evaluates more than 60 countries in the world. Germany and China secured the second and third rankings, respectively. The Global Ranking of Artificial Intelligence incorporates more than 100 indicators, categorized into seven sub-pillars: government strategy, research, development, talent, infrastructure, operating environment, and commercial.

Nokia Renews Patent License Agreement with Apple

Orchestra-Conducting Robot Wows Audience in S. Korean Capital

A South Korean-made robot made its debut as an orchestra conductor before a sell-out crowd in Seoul on Friday, wowing the audience with a flawless performance in place of a human maestro. Named "EveR 6", the five-foot-ten-inch-tall (1.8m) robot guided more than 60 musicians of the National Orchestra of Korea who were playing traditional Korean instruments.