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‘Spaceship Earth’ TV Series Based on EPCOT Ride Gets Disney+ Pilot Order
Disney+ has ordered a pilot for a science-fiction series inspired by EPCOT’s long-running Spaceship Earth ride. The project could extend Disney’s efforts to turn theme-park attractions into screen franchises, although a full series has not yet been commissioned. The pilot follows teenagers from Earth’s past and future who must work together after an attempt to…
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Live results: Blackburn, Rose face off for GOP nod in Tennessee governor’s race
The article is presented as a live-results page for Tennessee’s Republican primary for governor, featuring Senator Marsha Blackburn and Representative John Rose. It matters because the winner would become the Republican nominee in a state where the party is highly competitive in statewide elections. However, the supplied article text contains only an access-denied notice and…
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Jony Ive’s first OpenAI gadget is reportedly a hockey puck-sized smart speaker
Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman has offered new details on the first hardware device OpenAI is developing with former Apple design chief Jony Ive, describing it as a battery-powered, doughnut-shaped smart speaker roughly the size of a hockey puck. The gadget, which has no screen, is expected to work as a voice-driven AI companion powered by…
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PSA: Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Has Day-One Issues On PC
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls has reportedly launched on PC with day-one technical issues, according to GameSpot. This matters because early faults can prevent players from accessing or enjoying a new fighting game as intended, particularly at launch when interest is highest. The supplied article text does not include details of the specific problems, their scale,…
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Is Iran to blame for America’s water system cyberattacks?
The supplied text does not contain the article itself; it only says access to the page was denied because JavaScript appears disabled. As a result, it is not possible to determine whether Iran was blamed for cyberattacks on US water systems or what evidence the article presented. The page title suggests the article concerns possible…
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‘Godfather of AI’: Humans may not be able to outsmart next generation of models
The article’s full text was unavailable, so its claims cannot be independently summarised. Based on the headline, it appears to report warnings from a prominent AI researcher that humans may struggle to control or outsmart increasingly capable future AI models. The headline suggests the concern relates to the safety and governance of advanced AI systems.…
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Repair sick robots and contemplate the role of healthcare providers in the deeply textured, pixel art, cyberpunk visual novel All Our Broken Parts
Rock Paper Shotgun previews All Our Broken Parts, a cyberpunk visual novel demo in which players act as a robot doctor treating fellow robots in a world where humans have vanished and the ocean no longer exists. The preview highlights the game’s striking pixel art and its use of a robot-repair premise to explore weighty…
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John Romero says id Software once sold empty Doom boxes to Taiwanese pirates so fans there could have legit copies: ‘For us, it was distribution’
John Romero, co-creator of Doom, has recalled how id Software once struck an unusual arrangement with Taiwanese software pirates: rather than trying to stop them producing unauthorised copies of the game, the studio supplied them with empty, official Doom boxes so that fans buying pirated discs would at least receive genuine packaging. Romero framed the…
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X wants to keep suing advertisers, asks 5th Circuit to overrule district judge
Elon Musk’s X is asking the US Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit to revive its antitrust lawsuit against a group of major advertisers, after a district judge dismissed the case in March. The company argues that advertisers colluded in an illegal boycott that damaged X’s revenue and allowed rival platforms to charge above-competitive…
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‘Emily In Paris’ Tweaks Production Schedule Following Minnie Driver’s Car Accident In France
Actress Minnie Driver has been involved in a serious car accident in rural France while filming the sixth and final season of Netflix’s “Emily In Paris,” in which she plays recurring character Princess Jane. Driver revealed the crash in an Instagram “Paris Update” video, saying she was back home in London recovering with a sprained…