A lot turns on words. In Hebrew, today and millennia ago when the Bible was written, the word mostly used for slavery is ‘avdut. From that same root come words used to mean work, such as people ...

Most of Dr. Leah Schrupp’s patients know it. So do most of Dr. Erin Knudtson’s patients. If they visit their doctor with a runny nose, chest cold or the usual flu symptoms, they ...

People in the 1960s thought machines and automation would take over the world in the 2000s. Little did they know that in 2025, it would be hard to make movie posters, let alone rule the world. That's ...

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Marvel Studios has quashed rumors that artificial intelligence (AI) was employed to generate the teaser posters for its upcoming movie, The Fantastic Four: First Steps. The studio dropped a bunch ...

Marvel has denied claims that it used AI in order to create the accompanying posters for Fantastic Four: First Steps. Following the reveal of the movie's trailer yesterday, a lot of fans were happy to ...

Marvel Studios didn’t use AI to make the new poster for its upcoming big July release, The Fantastic Four: First Steps. A rep from Marvel Studios tells Deadline that AI wasn’t used.

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It’s the hard graft of touring that pays his bills. Guy Martin does have a proper job, as a lorry mechanic, in addition to his career as a motorcycle racer. He’s never pretended that his TV es ...

Guy Martin, a proper bloke, has a new TV series. In Guy Martin: Proper Jobs (U&Dave), he tries his hand at different occupations. Now, this isn’t a new idea – television is full of presenters ...

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