RYAN BRODERICK

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AI has arrived in Hollywood. It’s a lot more boring than you might think

We’re a long way off from a movie generated by a single prompt.
AI has arrived in Hollywood. It’s a lot more boring than you might think
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Facebook and X gave up on news. LinkedIn wants to fill the void

LinkedIn is a professional network. Maybe it can also be a place for news.
Facebook and X gave up on news. LinkedIn wants to fill the void
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Does anyone even want an AI search engine?

Here’s why AI search is probably not the killer app Silicon Valley thinks it is.
Does anyone even want an AI search engine?
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TikTok is facing its own Napster moment

Every time a crackdown like this occurs, it leads to more piracy—and more hoops for smaller artists to jump through.
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I tried the new Microsoft Bing AI, and it wants to be the future of everything

Microsoft’s updated rollout of its generative AI-powered search engine reveals its ambitions for an always-on, do-it-all chatbot.
I tried the new Microsoft Bing AI, and it wants to be the future of everything
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AI celebrity deepfakes are over. Hoaxes as entertainment are just beginning

AI Is blurring the line between political cartoon and misinformation
AI celebrity deepfakes are over. Hoaxes as entertainment are just beginning
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People are using AI for therapy, whether the tech is ready for it or not

Mental-health counseling, text-based AI, and the future of your relationship with your therapist.
People are using AI for therapy, whether the tech is ready for it or not
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Generative AI tools are already changing the creativity landscape—and some artists aren’t happy about it

OpenAI, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion are roiling every creative industry. Are generative AI tools a creator’s best friend or an existential threat?
Generative AI tools are already changing the creativity landscape—and some artists aren’t happy about it
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Elon Musk wants to buy Twitter because he can’t buy the whole internet

Musk said he wants to buy the social network to defend ‘free speech,’ but free speech for whom?
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