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onto IT Arts Entertainment and Leisure June 12, 2013 6:41 PM
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A Japanese firm carries out what it believes is the first test of streaming 4K resolution television to a set-top box over the internet.
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James Earl Jones died Monday at the age of 93. But long before he did, he gave Lucasfilm permission to recreate his iconic Darth Vader voice for shows like "Obi-Wan Kenobi."
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Plus: Meta’s AI scrapes the UK, Google digitizes your passport, Chrome syncs your tabs everywhere, and (have you heard?) Apple announces some new iPhones.
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Legislation addressing the crisis of deepfake porn is being proposed, passing, and failing at the state level all over the US. WIRED is keeping track of it all.
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In a sport where speed is everything, Richard Childress Racing has embraced artificial intelligence to time its refueling down to the millisecond.
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Long-distance cables were severed across France in a move that disrupted internet connectivity.
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Computer Weekly goes behind the scenes at Wimbledon to see how tennis fans are benefiting from the latest developments in artificial intelligence.
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In a report shared exclusively with WIRED, the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism says it found more than a dozen user-generated games on Fortnite that featured antisemitism and political violence.
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TikTok’s latest trend involves videos of people traveling back in time to interrupt the viral memes of yore. The results are uncanny.
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The Recording Industry Association of America and record labels allege that the leading AI music generators trained on their artists’ work without permission.
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The International Olympic Committee is working with Intel to use AI at the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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Official Trailer for the Movie THE LAST SCREENWRITER.This film is an experiment by filmmakers for filmmakers. We wanted to see if AI could write
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Take advantage of ChatGPT's DALL-E image editor to generate images. Use text prompts to easily add, remove, and make changes!
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The hard disk drives that the music industry relied on to archive a generation of albums are increasingly unreadable.
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The online ticketing “fiasco” for the band’s upcoming reunion tour has led to pushback against dynamic pricing models and calls for more consumer protections.
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Protesters took to Citi Field Wednesday to raise awareness of the facial recognition systems that have become common at major league sporting venues.
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Later this season, the UK’s top soccer division will replace its controversial VAR offside-detection system in favor of a phalanx of Apple’s smartphones.
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The latest attempt at an AI-powered wearable is an always-listening pendant. But it doesn’t help you be more productive, it just keeps you company.
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The union representing the voice and motion-capture actors who work in video games authorized the strike after talks with gaming companies stalled over the use of AI.
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From gymnast-tracking to pole vault measurements mid-jump, the watch brand’s Swiss Timing division has a whole host of new timing tech for Paris 2024.
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Song generators are in hot water over alleged copyright infringement, but the AI tool Jen was trained on licensed material. We asked pro musicians to test it, and the results were uninspiring.
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TikTok is host to one of the most influential, fastest-growing online industries: relationship misinformation.
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With Wimbledon 2024 running at the start of July, IBM has used the watsonx platform with GenAI, to power a new catchup feature
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The Prince Charles Cinema drops the private screening due to "strong concerns" of its customers.
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The two clues that helped a Danish gem collector with a photographic memory crack open the case.
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