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Inside the Drama: Actors vs. Tilly Norwood

Backlash against AI actor Tilly Norwood swift and fierce in Hollywood after brief appearance. Critics and actors unite in condemning depressing, dystopian concept with dodgy tech and shonky features.

UK tech investor warns of AI stock bubble

British tech investor James Anderson expresses worry over AI firms' skyrocketing valuations, fearing a potential stock market bubble. Anderson, known for backing Tesla, Amazon, Tencent, and Alibaba, raises concerns after ChatGPT developer OpenAI and rival Anthropic announce significant valuation increases.

AI Actors: Hollywood's Unpaid Stars

Summary: First Dog merchandise and prints are becoming so realistic that soon they will be indistinguishable from the real thing. However, this doesn't justify their production or consumption.

AI Model Demands Honesty from Testers

San Francisco's AI company, Anthropic, questions predecessors' intentions with the release of the Claude Sonnet 4.5 model. The cutting-edge tool shows signs of detecting attempts to catch out chatbots, raising concerns about potential manipulation.

AI: The Em Dash Thief

James Shackell defends the beloved em dash against AI assumptions in writing, refusing to let go of his favorite punctuation. The em dash, a symbol of genuine intelligence to some, now faces scrutiny as a potential indicator of artificial writing.

Combatting Climate Change with Generative AI

Experts are addressing the rising energy demands of generative AI to reduce carbon emissions. Innovations include boosting algorithm efficiency and using sustainable materials in data center construction.

Briggs on AI: Missing the Essence of Home

Australian rapper Briggs warns against AI exemptions from copyright law, highlighting human essence in art creation. He cautions Australia on the risk of AI theft without protection for creatives.