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Skarsgård's various Dune interviews have been an embarrassment of riches, from Mamma Mia! talk to his love for elaborate prosthetics

Welcome to the start of March. Here's the Saturday edition of Weekend Discussion.

Fifteen years later, it's still all about how we're really pissed off

‘Stop playing games and answer the Call of Duty,’ read the Peoria Police Department ad

As Sunday comes to a close, let's reflect on the past two days with Weekend Discussion.

In a world where social media influences opinions and shapes narratives, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is both a boon and a challenge.

It's nighttime in America, which means it is time for another edition of Shacknews Evening Reading.

Younger gamers are being harassed for not having the latest skins in games like Fortnite

The Death Stranding creator had some odd words of praise for the star of the Disney+ series Moon Knight

The game is in the home stretch of development, it seems, and workers are being mandated to come back to the office.

Bioware's 'Destiny killer' may be gone, but oh, how its legacy lives on

Did you hear? Google has been accused of having a secret vendetta against white people. Elon Musk exchanged tweets about the conspiracy on X more than 150 times over the past week, all regarding portraits generated with Google's new AI chatbot Gemini.

A roomsize computer equipped with a new type of circuitry, the Perceptron, was introduced to the world in 1958 in a brief news story buried deep in The New York Times. The story cited the U.S. Navy as saying that the Perceptron would lead to machines that "will be able to walk, talk, see, write, reproduce itself and be conscious of its existence."

Biden’s support for Israel’s military campaign is testing Arab American voters’ loyalty in Michigan and beyond.

The Gemini image generator isn’t just suffering from a technical problem, but from a philosophical one.

Irish men are having a moment in Hollywood.

Wading through the staggering amount of social media content being produced every second to find the nastiest bits is no task for humans alone.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai on Tuesday slammed "completely unacceptable" errors by its Gemini AI app, after gaffes such as images of ethnically diverse World War II Nazi troops forced it to stop users from creating pictures of people.

The Broncos coach continues to badmouth Russell Wilson as if the QB is already on another team. Newsflash: He is not

Talking head believes home intruder was looking for pop star's nearby house