'Saturday Night Live' spoofs Dario Amodei: ‘AI is the devil and I its maker’
In a sketch, "Saturday Night Live" portrayed Dario Amodei as a bumbling megalomaniac struggling to explain why his own technology won't end the world.
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Search the archiveJon Watts reportedly set to direct the next Star Wars film
THR reports Jon Watts will direct Star Wars: Episode X, written by Simon Kinberg. The film is still in development at Disney.
How to improve your router's security in 10 minutes
Most internet routers are solid out of the box, but that doesn't mean they can't be made more secure. Often, all you need to do is tweak a few settings.
Hugh Hefner's 'most sexy' Playboy model reveals how Anna Nicole Smith changed her life
Sandra Taylor shares stories of dating Fabio, shooting romance novel covers and Dan Aykroyd buying her SAG card after her Playboy career launched.
Child actor recalls receiving disturbing prison mail from fans during peak of '90s fame
Justin Cooper reveals his mother shielded him from disturbing prison mail he received as a child star of the 1997 hit comedy "Liar Liar."
Report: Apple working on new Vision Pro, with different form factors on the table
After the release of Vision Pro, everyone wanted to know how long it would be before the company could release a lighter version that isn’t so bulky on your face. For the longest t...
Golf star Tom Kim going from Presidents Cup to Asian Games seeking exemption from military service
Tom Kim earned three of four points at the Presidents Cup but must rush to Japan where an Asian Games gold medal could exempt him from military service.
Why you should avoid holding down your PC's power button
There are often times when your PC hangs and you need to perform a hard shutdown, but there are a number of reasons why doing it regularly could cause issues.
SNL Weekend Update returns with Xi, Netanyahu, and an anxious Dario Amodei
Colin Jost and Michael Che tackle Xi, Netanyahu, and Gen Z's love life, plus surprise visits from Tucker Carlson and a jittery Dario Amodei.
Noise cameras are spreading across America
Noise cameras are popping up in at least 10 U.S. cities, using microphones and license plate readers to catch loud vehicles and issue big fines.
