Monkey Man stars Dev Patel as Kid, a man in Mumbai who seeks revenge against society’s elite for the murder of his mother. The movie gives off real John Wick vibes as Kid unleashes “an explosive campaign of retribution to settle the score with the men who took everything from him.”
Monkey Man comes out in theaters on April 5th.
Sources tell The Wall Street Journal that Apollo Global Management, a private equity firm that owns the majority of Yahoo, has put in a bid to acquire Paramount’s studio.
Paramount is also reportedly discussing a deal from Skydance Media, which has offered to merge with the entertainment giant and buy Paramount’s parent company National Amusements.
My colleague Allison Johnson got a chance to see how the AI pin can do things like analyze what’s in front of you and project text onto your hand. But a new video highlights some other features Humane is working on, such as nutrition tracking and the ability to have the clip-on pin browse the web for you.
Reddit’s IPO, which will have the ticker symbol RDDT, is making its debut tomorrow. Sources tell CNBC it’s priced at the “top” of the $31 to $34 range it targeted, which puts the social platform at a valuation of around $6.5 billion.
The keynote is taking place at the 2024 Games Developer Conference, and you can tune in from YouTube, Twitch, or the livestream embedded below.
Epic Games is expected to reveal the latest updates to its Unreal Engine, the 3D game development tool that powers games like Fortnite and Mortal Kombat 1. But if the event is anything like last year’s, Epic might toss in a few surprises, too.
This report from TechCrunch found several custom GPTs that go against OpenAI’s usage rules, including some that let users “chat” with copyrighted characters, impersonate public figures, and attempt to make content written by AI sound more human.
Any ChatGPT Plus subscriber can create a custom GPT and submit it to the GPT Store — no coding required. OpenAI tells TechCrunch that it uses “a combination of automated systems, human review and user reports” to find custom GPTs that may violate its rules, but TechCrunch’s findings suggest that may not be enough to stave off spammy submissions.
