Jarvis | Flux

Google is developing an AI named "Project Jarvis," set to debut possibly in December. This AI will automate tasks directly within the Chrome browser, like booking flights or buying items online, by taking screenshots, interpreting them, and executing commands such as clicking or typing.

Reels

Feeling Spooky | Flux

Dave Clark has released a spooky short film perfect for setting the Halloween mood.

The entertainment industry's current phase, often referred to as the "slop era," floods us with content designed for quick consumption rather than meaningful engagement. This trend, fueled by AI-generated media and repetitive franchise content, challenges us to seek out depth and quality amidst the noise.

The AI horror movie "AfrAId" aimed to scare with a story of an AI home assistant gone rogue but ended up being a letdown due to its predictable storyline and overuse of AI themes. It's a reminder that what once seemed futuristic is now expected, reducing its shock value.

Thrills

Hearing Dead People | Flux

Sir Michael Parkinson, a legendary UK TV host, is set to 'return' via AI technology for a new podcast where his voice will interview celebrities, with the project receiving endorsement from his son. This endeavor marks a unique use of AI to preserve and continue the legacy of a beloved figure in British television.

A mother went viral on TikTok after a brand used AI deepfake technology to manipulate her image for promotional purposes without her consent.

Common Sense Media issues guidelines to help parents recognize signs of unhealthy attachment to AI chatbots and manage their children's interaction with these technologies.

Bills

Oil Wealth | Flux

Saudi Aramco's Wa’ed Ventures is injecting $100 million into AI startups over three years to enhance Saudi Arabia's AI landscape, focusing on local innovation and global market presence as part of Vision 2030.

Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed doubling California's film and TV tax credits to $750 million annually to combat the exodus of productions seeking better incentives elsewhere. This move aims to retain film jobs in California amidst fierce competition from states like Georgia and international hubs like Canada and the U.K.

Julia Winn discusses how AI tools, despite their potential, see slow adoption in workplaces because organizations favor immediate productivity over long-term innovation. The real challenge lies in allowing workers the space to adapt and integrate AI effectively.

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