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Netflix Releases Its AI Rules for Filmmakers
No Film School: One of the best things about Netflix is that they're super open with all their policies. And when it comes to using AI in your projects, you want to make sure you have things totally clear.This viral comedian's 'clanker' skit has ignited debate over robot slurs
Fast Company: A TikTok comedian has sparked debate after riffing on the viral term “clanker,” which in recent months has surfaced as an insult for robots, AI systems, and those who rely on them.Reclaiming Your Inbox: Why 'Zero' Means More Than You Think
Asian Efficiency: I remember a time, not so long ago, when my inbox felt like a digital monster. Every morning, I’d open my email, and there it would be: a towering pile of unread messages, each one a tiny, nagging demand on my attention. It felt like I was constantly playing whack-a-mole, trying to clear the screen only for more emails to pop up. I’d spend what felt like hours just sifting through, responding to a few, flagging others, and inevitably, letting many more pile up. It was exhausting, and honestly, it made me dread opening my email. Sound familiar?‘Cabaret’ on Broadway Closing Early September 21
www.timeout.com/newyork: Life may be a cabaret, old chum—but not for much longer in New York. The immersive Broadway revival of John Kander and Fred Ebb’s Cabaret is cutting the music and packing up its feather boas on Sunday, September 21, nearly a month earlier than planned.10 interesting things you didn't know about the 9/11 Tribute in Light
www.timeout.com/newyork: Every September 11 since 2003, two colossal pillars of blue light have illuminated the night sky, filling the gap in the skyline where the Twin Towers once stood. This art installation called Tribute in Light will once again beam into the clouds this September 11, marking 24 years since the terrorist attacks that killed 2,977 people in New York City and changed the world as we know it.
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