With two casts splitting a single script into separate interpretations, “Speed Bumps" generates not-quite-mirror images of a single experience of loss.

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Researchers have developed a robot capable of performing surgical procedures with the same skill as human doctors by training ...

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Interestingly, the robot was solely trained by watching videos of human doctors at work. The robot has carried out some ...

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The tools Glaze and Nightshade are giving artists hope that they can fight back against AI that hoovers internet data to train. Are they enough?

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