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Anthropic Researcher Jacob Coxon Resigns, Warns A.I. Industry Is “Gambling With Our Lives”
Jacob Coxon, a 27-year-old researcher who worked on pretraining at both OpenAI and Anthropic, has resigned from Anthropic and publicly warned that the AI industry is “gambling with our lives” by racing towards self-improving superintelligence. His seven-part message on X, amplified by an accompanying Wall Street Journal interview, gained nearly 76 million views overnight, with…
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Doctor Strange Officially Returns to Marvel in “Eye-Popping” New Release [Exclusive]
Marvel is expanding its horror-tinged Doctor Strange lore with “Doctor Strange: Endless Nightmare,” a new graphic novel from Abrams ComicArts that sends the Sorcerer Supreme into the depths of the human mind rather than another dimension. Collider has shared exclusive preview pages ahead of the book’s release, marking a notable return for the character in…
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Weirdo, scumbag and retard – the sickening expletive-laden rant millionaire beauty entrepreneur Linda Stinson launched at man simply waiting to collect a pizza – followed by this astonishing threat
Millionaire beauty entrepreneur Linda Stinson has apologised after footage emerged of her launching an expletive-laden tirade at a man waiting to collect a pizza in the lobby of the Redcastle Hotel in Co. Donegal. In the video, which went viral, Stinson, 42, from Co. Tyrone, threatened to kill the man and repeatedly called him a…
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BBC podcast investigates American journalist detained in Syria for thirteen years
Josh Baker, the journalist behind the BBC podcast I’m Not a Monster, is releasing a third series investigating the disappearance of American journalist Austin Tice, who vanished in Syria in 2012 and may now be the second-longest detained journalist in the world. Baker explains that what began as a missing-person inquiry evolved into a sprawling…
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Popular TikTok stars Squirmy and Grubs are expecting first baby after previously unsuccessful IVF journey
TikTok and YouTube stars Hannah and Shane Burcaw, known as Squirmy and Grubs, have announced they are expecting their first child, due in January, after previously going through an unsuccessful IVF journey. The Minnesota-based couple, who married in 2020, shared the news on Instagram alongside images from a baby scan, saying they wanted to celebrate…
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Michael Fassbender’s R-Rated Sci-Fi Epic Officially Premieres Today
Michael Fassbender’s new film “Hope”, a South Korean sci-fi thriller blending alien and monster elements, is released nationwide in US cinemas today, 9 September. The film marks Fassbender’s first return to alien sci-fi since Ridley Scott’s “Alien: Covenant” in 2017, ahead of his expected reprisal of the android David in a planned Covenant sequel. Hope’s…
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Grand Theft Auto VI: can playing a video game count as cheating on your partner?
The reveal of Grand Theft Auto VI has sparked an unlikely social media debate over whether playing the game amounts to cheating on a real-life partner, focused not on its trademark violence but on the romance between its protagonists, Lucia and Jason. Players must nurture the couple’s relationship through gestures such as holding hands, going…
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Unravelling the mystery of the Devil’s Arrows: Study reveals how prehistoric builders hauled 25-tonne rocks 11 miles across Yorkshire to build the landmark 5,000 years ago
Researchers from the University of York and Curtin University believe they have solved the centuries-old mystery of how the Devil’s Arrows, three enormous standing stones near Boroughbridge in Yorkshire, were transported to their site around 5,000 years ago. Mineral analysis of the 25-tonne stones indicates they were quarried at Brimham Rocks, some 11 miles (18km)…
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‘The Burning Giants’ Review: An Arcane, Multi-Pronged Mystery About Ethnic Cleansing in Thailand
Thai director Phuttiphong Aroonpheng returns to Venice’s Orizzonti sidebar, where he won a decade ago with “Manta Ray,” presenting “The Burning Giants,” a dystopian mystery inspired by the real-life forced eviction of Thailand’s indigenous Karen people. The film is a deliberately fragmented, elliptical work that dramatises state-sanctioned displacement and violence, but critics find its arcane…
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Jon Stewart ridicules Trump aide Natalie Harp comparing her to Elizabeth Holmes
Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show after a month-long break and mocked Trump aide Natalie Harp by comparing her to disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, using the viral trailer for Nathan Fielder’s documentary “You Can See Everything” as his springboard. Stewart displayed a CNN clip of a letter Harp reportedly wrote to Trump reading…