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Andrew Webster

Andrew Webster

Senior entertainment editor

Senior entertainment editor

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    AI still can’t hold a patent.

    The USPTO has rescinded its AI-specific patent guidelines from last year, and now says “The same legal standard for determining inventorship applies to all inventions, regardless of whether AI systems were used in the inventive process.”

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    Andrew Webster
    Looking for something new to play?

    Every week we highlight at least one cool indie game worth checking out, including recent releases like Forestrike, Possessor(s), and Demonschool, along with a roundup of some of the best new Playdate titles. If you scroll through the link below, you’re bound to find something up your alley.

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    Andrew Webster
    Welcome to Hawkins.

    Stranger Things is back for (the first part of) its final season, but given the lengthy period between episodes, there’s a good chance you have some catching up to do. To that end, Netflix released this very handy recap covering season 4, which wrapped up way back in 2022.

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    Andrew Webster
    Kill Bill, meet killer banana.

    Fortnite’s next major event takes place on Saturday, followed by an all new chapter, but a day later something weirder and more interesting happens: an animated Kill Bill short will premiere in the game, built using Unreal Engine and Fortnite characters.

    Rian Johnson doesn’t have a plan for Knives Out

    The director of Wake Up Dead Man talks about the direction of the series, and why each one is ‘a reaction to the present moment.’

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    Andrew Webster
    Andrew Webster
    A nice little Thanksgiving treat.

    Apple announced that it’s dropping the latest episode of Pluribus a bit early this week, and it’ll be streaming on Wednesday. Now there’s something for Carol to be happy about for once.

    Apple TV wants to go big

    The streamer is the place for premium sci-fi, but can it catch up with the competition?

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