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- 1Court throws out killer's sentence over judge's praise of AI video▼Court throws out killer’s sentence after judge said he ‘loved’ AI video of slain man
A court has thrown out a killer's sentence after the judge at the sentencing hearing said he 'loved' an AI-generated video depicting the slain man speaking, apparently moved by the footage. The ruling raises questions about whether emotional AI recreations of victims can improperly influence sentencing decisions in court.
- 2Health care group ending OB care at some Chicago-area hospitals●A health care group is ending OB care at some Chicago area hospitals. "Dr. Maria Munoz with Resurrection Medical Center
A Chicago-area health care group is ending obstetric care at some of its hospitals. Dr. Maria Munoz, an OBGYN at Resurrection Medical Center, told CBS News Chicago she is seeking another hospital for her patients to deliver. She noted many doctors will not accept patients after 34 weeks of pregnancy, leaving expecting mothers with limited options.
- 3Fan shares full ranking of the Halloween film franchise●Here's my full ranking: 13. Halloween: Resurrection 12. Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers 11. Halloween Kills 10
A film fan has published a complete ranking of the Halloween franchise, placing Halloween: Resurrection at the bottom, followed by Halloween 5: The Revenge of Michael Myers and Halloween Kills. Halloween (2007), Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers and Halloween (2018) also feature in the lower half, with Halloween 4: The Return of Michael Myers and Halloween II (2009) ranked higher. The post is drawing modest engagement among horror movie fans.
- 4Church of the Resurrection Dedicates New Community Center▼Making room for mission: Church of the Resurrection dedicates community center
The Church of the Resurrection has dedicated a new community center, described as 'making room for mission.' The facility is intended to expand the parish's outreach and ministry activities, providing space for community gatherings and church programs. Coverage by The Catholic Times highlights the dedication as a milestone for the congregation and its service to the surrounding community.
- 5AI-generated Greta Garbo ad for ball bearings sparks unease●Greta Garbo maakt tegenwoordig reclame voor kogellagers. Je weet wat de volgende stap zal zijn: Hannie Schaft die ineens
An AI-generated advertisement appears to use Greta Garbo, the Swedish film star who died in 1990, to promote ball bearings for manufacturer SKF. A Dutch-language post mocks the advert and warns that dead public figures could next be depicted saying or standing for things they never would, citing resistance heroine Hannie Schaft as an example. The comment reflects wider anxiety about AI slop and unauthorised use of deceased celebrities in commercial content.
- 6Modder Brings Diablo 2 Resurrected Into VR, But You Can't Play It●Modder Turns Diablo 2 Resurrected Into a VR Game, But You Probably Can't Play It Diablo 2 is already a game you could lo
A modder has created a working VR version of Diablo 2 Resurrected, translating the classic isometric action RPG into an immersive first-person experience. The catch: the project is not publicly available, so most players cannot try it themselves. Gamers are sharing the news with a mix of admiration for the technical achievement and frustration that such a fan-made VR conversion remains out of reach for the wider community.
- 7New Aileen Wuornos documentary uses AI to revive serial killer●Como ‘Desmascarando um Monstro: Aileen Wuornos’ usa IA para trazer uma serial killer de volta à vida https:// fed.brid.g
A new documentary, 'Unmasking a Monster: Aileen Wuornos,' is using artificial intelligence to bring the convicted American serial killer back to life on screen. According to Rolling Stone Brasil, the production employs AI to recreate Wuornos, executed in Florida in 2002 after being convicted of murdering seven men. The technique is drawing attention as AI recreations of real figures become more common in documentary filmmaking.
- 8Bi Gan's Resurrection Draws Enthusiastic Early Reactions●Bi Gan's Resurrection... beautiful, hypnotic, weird, frustrating... loved it! Somewhere between Lynch and Jeunet. #bigan
Chinese director Bi Gan's new film Resurrection is drawing praise from early viewers, who describe it as beautiful, hypnotic, and strange, if occasionally frustrating. Some are comparing its surreal style to the work of David Lynch and Jean-Pierre Jeunet. The film, also known by its Chinese title Kuangye Shidai, is generating buzz among art-house cinema fans.
- 9Opinion writer recreates late mother as AI chatbot▼Opinion | AI can resurrect the dead. Ask my chatbot mom.
A Washington Post opinion piece describes the author building an AI chatbot modeled on their late mother, raising questions about digitally resurrecting the dead. The essay touches on grief, memory, and the ethics of chatbots trained on deceased people, a topic gaining attention as conversational AI becomes more capable and widely used.
- 10Premier League clubs fear expelling Man City could revive Super League●Premier League clubs fear expelling Man City will resurrect European Super League
Premier League clubs are reportedly worried that any attempt to expel Manchester City from the competition could backfire by reigniting the European Super League project. According to The Telegraph, clubs fear pushing City out during its legal disputes with the Premier League would push the club and its backers toward relaunching a breakaway competition, a scenario top-flight clubs want to avoid.
- 11Tyra Banks says she dislikes Halloween: Resurrection 25 years on▼Tyra Banks does not enjoy Halloween: Resurrection 25 years later: ‘Not even a little bit’ (exclusive)
Tyra Banks has said she does not enjoy Halloween: Resurrection, the 2002 slasher film in which she starred, telling Entertainment Weekly she likes it 'not even a little bit' as the movie marks its 25th anniversary. Her blunt retrospection on the much-panned sequel has drawn attention from fans of the franchise and celebrity interview watchers alike.
- 12Swedish ball-bearing ad revives Greta Garbo with AI●Swedish ball-bearing ad revives Greta Garbo with US, Chinese AI
A Swedish ball-bearing company has released an advertisement that digitally revives Hollywood legend Greta Garbo using artificial intelligence developed in the United States and China. The ad brings the reclusive screen icon, who died in 1990, back to life on screen to promote the brand. Reuters reported the campaign, and it is drawing attention for its blend of classic film glamour with cutting-edge cross-border AI technology and questions over the use of dead celebrities' likenesses.
- 13Pastor Adam Hamilton accused of shielding alleged child predator●ICYMI: Adam Hamilton accused of shielding ‘child predator’ who worked for his church
United Methodist pastor Adam Hamilton, founder of the Church of the Resurrection in Kansas, is accused of having shielded an employee of his church who allegedly was a child predator. The allegation has circulated through political and religious circles, including a Senate Leadership Fund post amplifying the story, and is drawing attention to his church's handling of misconduct claims.