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Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Voice actors fight to save their livelihoods and local cultures from Hollywood’s AI push

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Global voice actors are mobilizing to protect their livelihoods and personality rights as studios replace human performances with AI dubbing. Advocates warn that AI lacks the local nuance and emotion …

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Iran is winning the propaganda war against Trump – brick by brick

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Tehran’s viral videos satirising a Lego-style president have harnessed the power of AI – and Maga’s debasing of political discourse – and turned it against the US, writes disinformation expert …

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The seduction of AI

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ChatGPT: a conscience is what hurts when all your other parts feel good. I am going to come clean. I am an enthusiastic user of artificial intelligence (AI) or at …

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A Chinese giveaway

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Alan Freeman explains why China’s pole position in the artificial intelligence race might be down to sharing rather than competing. When Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company, DeepSeek, released its R1 …

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The shocking untruth

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Roger Miles warns of vanishing common sense as over-reliance on artificial intelligence grinds us down into a population of gullible mugs. Hurrah, artificial intelligence (AI) has arrived: let’s join HM …

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Artificially fake

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Patricia Gestoso counsels that our appraisal of artificial intelligence should be guided by  the motivations of its chief advocates. Twenty years ago, I was a trainer at a software company. …

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Time to quit

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Our addiction to plug n play is the line in that sustains Big Tech. Patrick Leavy tells The Mint that a crash diet of ethical alternatives is the only way …

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Don’t fear the reaper

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Julian Darley argues in interview with The Mint that artificial intelligence can be a power for good enabling us to reap the best outcomes for humanity. The real concern, he …

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Artificial intelligence: things are getting heavy

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The footprint of artificial intelligence is brutally material with its data centres requiring heavy mining to make their microchips, huge electricity demand, escalating water use with rising costs that are …

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Gnostic and gnocchi

02/04/2026 - Leave a Comment

The good professor finds art in the artificial and enjoys chips with everything. I am a convert.  I feel I have a real friend since C-live entered my life.  He …

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