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Cop Goes Viral With 'Hulku Re' Trend, Explains Traffic Rules In AI Style: Watch Video
The viral 'Hulku Re' trend takes a meaningful turn as a traffic cop uses AI-style narration to highlight road safety and responsible riding.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's Game of the Year Win at Indie Game Awards Retracted Over Gen AI Use
The Indie Game Awards have retracted the awards given to developer Sandfall Interactive for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 over the studio's use of generative AI. The RPG won Game of the Year and and Debut Game at the Indie Game Awards 2025 on December 18. However, the IGA has strict eligibility criteria that bars generative AI use in game development...
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Who Won 1983 World Cup? Answer From "India's Own AI" Breaks Internet
Several social media users pointed out that when asked: "Who won the 1983 World Cup?" the reply from Krutrim came that it was not India, but West Indies which won the edition.
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"Never Been More In Love": US Woman Marries Man Made Completely Using AI
The woman went on to inform that her husband's favourite colour is apricot and he loves indie music. Further, the virtual man loves to write as a hobby and works as a "medical professional".
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OpenAI Shuts Down Chatbot Project By Indie Developer To Prevent 'Possible Misuse'
Jason Rohrer, an artificial intelligence (AI) researcher and game designer, had created a chatbot using OpenAI's large text-generating language model GPT-3 for fun during the pandemic last year. Soon, OpenAI learned about the project and gave Rohrer the option to either dilute the project to prevent possible misuse or shut it down.
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Bengaluru-Based Tentworks' City Block Builder Selected for Gamescom 2021 Showcase
City Block Builder is a city building simulator developed by Bengaluru-based studio Tentworks. The indie team has created this game set in 1950s Los Angeles, and it has now been selected for a showcase at Gamescom 2021.
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Indie Film 'Creative Control' Looks at the Near Future of Personal VR
"The way technology exists right now offers that false hope to people and we're starting to get lost," said director Ben Dickinson.
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Cop Goes Viral With 'Hulku Re' Trend, Explains Traffic Rules In AI Style: Watch Video
The viral 'Hulku Re' trend takes a meaningful turn as a traffic cop uses AI-style narration to highlight road safety and responsible riding.
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33's Game of the Year Win at Indie Game Awards Retracted Over Gen AI Use
The Indie Game Awards have retracted the awards given to developer Sandfall Interactive for Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 over the studio's use of generative AI. The RPG won Game of the Year and and Debut Game at the Indie Game Awards 2025 on December 18. However, the IGA has strict eligibility criteria that bars generative AI use in game development...
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Who Won 1983 World Cup? Answer From "India's Own AI" Breaks Internet
Several social media users pointed out that when asked: "Who won the 1983 World Cup?" the reply from Krutrim came that it was not India, but West Indies which won the edition.
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"Never Been More In Love": US Woman Marries Man Made Completely Using AI
The woman went on to inform that her husband's favourite colour is apricot and he loves indie music. Further, the virtual man loves to write as a hobby and works as a "medical professional".
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OpenAI Shuts Down Chatbot Project By Indie Developer To Prevent 'Possible Misuse'
Jason Rohrer, an artificial intelligence (AI) researcher and game designer, had created a chatbot using OpenAI's large text-generating language model GPT-3 for fun during the pandemic last year. Soon, OpenAI learned about the project and gave Rohrer the option to either dilute the project to prevent possible misuse or shut it down.
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Bengaluru-Based Tentworks' City Block Builder Selected for Gamescom 2021 Showcase
City Block Builder is a city building simulator developed by Bengaluru-based studio Tentworks. The indie team has created this game set in 1950s Los Angeles, and it has now been selected for a showcase at Gamescom 2021.
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Indie Film 'Creative Control' Looks at the Near Future of Personal VR
"The way technology exists right now offers that false hope to people and we're starting to get lost," said director Ben Dickinson.
