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Seth Rogen has pushed back on the use of AI in movies, telling writers using the technology for their scripts to "go do something else." "I don't understand what it's supposed to do. Every time I see ...

Seth Rogen told Brut at the Cannes Film Festival that if you use AI to write your stories or scripts, then you “shouldn’t be a writer.” “I don’t understand what it’s supposed to do,” Rogen said when ...

Forus reached $1 billion valuation by dealing with the unglamorous admin work of processing scripts so patients can get the drugs they need. Nearly one third of Americans never fill the prescriptions ...

Fan-built Star Wars props show how maker electronics, 3D printing, and robotics can turn static replicas into projects that are realistic-looking or just plain real. What props were built using SBCs, ...

Data centers today are large energy hogs that need a cornucopia of CPUs and GPUs to function. An Australia startup, however, is building a new kind of data center, one that will rely on living human ...

Connecting the dots: Many PC games support the PlayStation 5 controller's adaptive triggers and haptic feedback, but these almost always require a wired connection. A new custom firmware addresses ...

GeekWire chronicles the Pacific Northwest startup scene. Sign up for our weekly startup newsletter, and check out the GeekWire funding tracker and VC directory. by Kurt Schlosser on May 1, 2026 at ...

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Lovelace AI Inc. is emerging from stealth mode today with an approach to enterprise artificial intelligence that it says is necessary for high-stakes decision-making, particularly in environments ...

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Doctors, lawyers, investment bankers and journalists are moonlighting as AI trainers. Are they securing their spot in the AI-fueled future or signing their death sentence? That depends on who you ask.