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Neon will make a truly open-source SCP movie after A24 controversy - Engadget (opens the original)
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The horror anthology movie is set to arrive in theaters in 2027. Hollywood is increasingly turning to the internet for story ideas, with one of the latest being A24's Backrooms from web series creator Kane Parsons. Now, studios are turning to the horror fiction site SCP Foundation and showing how dealing with that community can go right, and wrong. On the "wrong" side, A24 recently ruffled feathers when it unveiled an SCP Foundation-based V/H/S film without contacting the SCP Wiki team or promis
California's new law bans companies from relying on AI to fire workers - Engadget (opens the original)
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It also prevents AI-powered surveillance of employee bathrooms. California has enacted new legislation to protect workers from AI-powered layoffs and surveillance, governor Gavin Newsom announced. The new laws are mostly aimed at companies using AI to initiate job cuts or monitor employees, not about harnessing the tech to replace workers. However, it's some of the first legislation in the nation that gives employees rights about how AI can be deployed in the workplace. "AI should expand opportu
Lola is Booking.com's new AI travel agent - Engadget (opens the original)
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It promises personalized recommendations, live availbility and pricing. Ever since AI agents came along, people have been trying to turn them into personal assistants that do things like book travel. Now, a new AI Assistant called Lola backed by Booking.com promises to do just that. It will offer "personalized recommendations, live availability and pricing, direct booking, preferred rates and benefits," the company said in its launch release. It can recommend and reserve a hotel, restaurant, eve
Anthropic lost $8 billion last year and said its AI could destroy humanity - Engadget (opens the original)
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Anthropic still expects to be valued at $2 trillion. Anthropic's draft IPO prospectus has now started circulating in the media (after its confidential June SEC filing) and revealed some significant risks, Reuters reported. The first of those is fiscal, as the company reported an operating loss of $8 billion last year (on a $42 billion net loss), despite a 12-fold revenue increase from the year before to $4.6 billion. The other is a veritable first for a company prospectus, with Anthropic stating
The US government plans to use AI to help redact documents - Engadget (opens the original)
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The DHS will use Google's AI tools to recommend information to be blacked out of FOIA requests. Document redactions have been in the spotlight lately thanks to the US Justice Department's Epstein file release, which used it to black out text in millions of documents. Now, the government plans to use AI to handle that redaction chore for Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, according to GitHub documents seen by The Washington Post. Those documents state that US Customs and Border Protectio
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