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Artificial Intelligence

Comics Reviews 

Advance Review — Artificial Intelligence Takes Over In ‘Cyberarchy’ #2

Few, if any, topics have captured the public’s imagination and trepidation in recent years than artificial intelligence. Whether you think

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January 6, 2026January 5, 2026 Tom Smithyman 506 Views advance review, Artificial Intelligence, Clark Bint, comics, Cyberarchy #2, Mad Cave Studios, Matthew Hardy, Reviews
Film 

Review: Blumhouse’s AI Thriller ‘Afraid’ Arrives On Blu-ray So You Can Watch It Without The Internet Spying On You

Afraid, the latest, topical, home-based thriller from prolific horror generators Blumhouse Productions (M3GAN, the Insidious franchise, Night Swim) has arrived

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November 6, 2024November 6, 2024 David Lewis 321 Views Afraid, Artificial Intelligence, Blu-Ray, Blumhouse, David Dastmalchian, Havana Rose Liu, John Cho, Katherine Waterston
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NYCC 2023: Discussing Batman, `Noir Burlesque’ And AI With Enrico Marini

While popular in Europe for years, Enrico Marini burst onto the American comic book scene with his unique take on

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October 16, 2023October 16, 2023 Tom Smithyman 774 Views Artificial Intelligence, Batman: The Dark Prince Charming, Bruce Timm, comics, conventions, Enrico Marini, exclusive interview, interviews, Lake Como Comic Arts Festival, Noir Burlesque, NYCC 2023, Paul Dini
Comics Interviews 

Exploring Artificial Intelligence and Art: Dave McKean Talks ‘Prompt’

From his collaborations with Neil Gaiman on The Sandman and Violent Cases to his seminal work painting 120 pages for

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September 7, 2022September 6, 2022 Tom Smithyman 4870 Views arkham asylum, Artificial Intelligence, Dave McKean, Interview, Neil Gaiman, Netflix, Prompt: Conversations with Artificial Intelligence, The Sandman, Violent Cases
Film 

Child’s Play Remake Is No Buddi Of Mine

Once or twice a year, I’ll take a stroll down the toy aisle. Since there’s currently a 90s renascence occurring,

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July 3, 2019 Ben Martin 2956 Views 0 Comment app, apps, Artificial Intelligence, Aubrey Plaza, Brian Tyree Henry, child's play, chucky, dolls, Horror Films, horror movies, Mark Hamill, New Release, Orion Pictures, remake, sci-fi horror, technology
Comics 

I, Robot Meets Enemy Of The State By Way Of The Conversation In Gregory Suicide

The obsolete AI program Gregory wakes in a newly cloned body to a world now unfamiliar to him and is

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December 26, 2017 Brendan M. Allen 4417 Views Action-Adventure, AI, Artificial Intelligence, Dark Horse Books, Eric Grissom, Gregory Suicide, science fiction, William Perkins

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