Artificial Intelligence Archives

Sony Patents Video Game AI “Auto-Play Mode”

AlexGherzo | Apr 24, 2024 | 0

If you find playing video games on easy mode too difficult, Sony’s about to lend you another helping hand. According to CoinMarketCap, Sony has applied for a patent called “Method and System for Auto-Playing Portions of a Video Game,” which is a feature where AI will play parts of the game for...

Atlas Trailer Dares You to Believe It’s Real

AlexGherzo | Apr 23, 2024 | 1

If Rebel Moon didn’t leave you sated, Netflix has another lousy-looking sci-fi movie on the horizon. Today, the streamer released a trailer for Atlas, a futuristic action film about a rogue artificial intelligence program that wants to destroy the world and the data analyst who has to team up wit...

Google CEO Tells Employees to Leave Politics at Home

AlexGherzo | Apr 22, 2024 | 0

Is Google pulling back from the woke mind virus it spent years spreading? Sundar Pichai, the tech giant’s CEO (as well as the CEO of Alphabet Inc., Google’s parent company), released a memo last week saying, among other things, that the personal politics of Google’s employees should be left at...

Nintendo of America Requires DEI Awareness of Localizers

AlexGherzo | Apr 3, 2024 | 2

Remember when people reporting on Sweet Baby Inc. said that they and other woke video game consulting firms were just a symptom and that game developers and larger video game companies were part of the problem, too? Nintendo just proved everyone right. X user packergirl shared an image of a job ad N...

Original Crow Director Alex Proyas Teases AI-Generated Movie Sensoria

AlexGherzo | Mar 27, 2024 | 3

Can AI be a force for good and innovation? Alex Proyas seems to think so. The director of beloved 90s films The Crow and Dark City (and some not-so-loved films like Gods of Egypt and Knowing) has made a new movie entirely out of artificial intelligence. Called Sensoria, it appears to be a dystopi...

Christopher Reeve’s Children Weren’t Involved in his AI Flash Return

AlexGherzo | Jan 21, 2024 | 0

It didn’t take Hollywood long to start pushing the moral boundaries of artificial intelligence. In a recent interview with Variety, Christopher Reeve’s children, Will, Matthew, and Alexandra, were asked about their father’s AI-assisted appearance in The Flash. Their answer is disturbing: not o...