It’s wrong to make them cardboard-cutout villains in a morality tale about the evils of European civilization.

The freedom to exit is important in politics‚ in markets‚ and at the dinner table.

Even in this time of peril‚ we must give thanks for our national inheritance‚ for the awesome material progress of our times — and meet the challenges before us.

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I’m a BioWare superfan. Since I played Mass Effect 1 back in 2007‚ I’ve been enraptured by their narratives‚ and how they make choice and inclusion an important part of their games. But it’s been a hot minute since they’ve had a good moment. I’d argue that their last really good day was with the release of Mass Effect Legendary Edition in early 2021. And while I’ve continued to have a greater air of skepticism around my favorite developer because of the recent problems with recent releases like Anthem and upcoming ones like Dragon Age: Dreadwolf‚ this year’s celebration of Mass Effect on November 7 (known as N7 day) was quite the treat.

Anime movies tend to be a flip of a coin if the events taking place are a part of the canon. While many fans enjoy any content within a universe they like‚ others want to stick more towards the canon-only stories‚ wanting to skip over all the filler. Sometimes‚ these movies adapt OVAs or other filler side stories that aren't necessary to watch in order to understand the main story‚ with many wondering if Jujutsu Kaisen 0 is also the case.

Apple Music client NowPlaying‚ developed by Hidde van der Ploeg‚ is about to turn two. In this latest update‚ the app is getting some of the most important iOS 17 and watchOS 10 features‚ which will enhance your music-listening experience. For those who don't know‚ NowPlaying helps you discover the facts and details behind your favorite songs‚ albums‚ and artists. You can explore locations‚ awards‚ behind-the-scenes stories‚ lyrics‚ and more. The app combines Shazam with everything you might want to know about an artist while you can listen to your favorite tunes. With this new version launching today‚ NowPlaying adds new and interactive widgets that let you listen to whatever music is playing around you‚ add a new Discover page for finding new content‚ and a Spotlight integration lets you find and open any of your songs directly from there. The developer also redesigned the navigation for the iPad‚ added AirDrop and StandBy support for iPhone users‚ and brought a completely new experience for watchOS 10 users. Image source: NowPlaying These are other improvements of this version: You can now open songs in the Albums app by Adam Bell We now highlight songs that are found in Shazam‚ and you can add songs to the Shazam library if it’s found via your microphone You can now search for Albums and Artists as well New Loading screen 6 new unlockables A lot of performance improvements Redesigned album view More information for Artist pages‚ like if they’re on tour and if they’ve been inducted into the Rock &; Roll Hall of Fame Accessibility fixes Over 50+ bugs are destroyed You can now drop albums from Apple Music into NowPlaying as well For a future update‚ NowPlaying will include SharePlay support‚ ChatGPt integration‚ and App Clips. The app is free to download on the App Store but requires an in-app purchase to unlock all features or a yearly subscription. From today until Cyber Monday‚ the lifetime purchase drops from $14.99 to $1.99. Don't Miss: Best iOS 17 apps with StandBy Mode and Interactive Widgets support The post Apple Music app NowPlaying updated with revamped Apple Watch app and interactive widgets appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Black Friday deals of 2023: All the hottest deals you can get Best Apple deals for Black Friday 2023 Best Philips Hue deals for Black Friday 2023 Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $400+ free Trending Right Now: Berlin on Netflix: Everything to know about the highly anticipated Money Heist prequel Here’s why you should use Apple Pay instead of a credit card this holiday season We might finally know why OpenAI fired Sam Altman

Almost a week has passed since the OpenAI board fired CEO Sam Altman without explaining its actions. By Tuesday‚ the board reinstated Altman and appointed a new board to oversee the OpenAI operations. An investigation into what happened was also promised‚ something I believe all ChatGPT users deserve. We're talking about a company developing an incredibly exciting resource‚ AI. But also one that could eradicate humanity. Or so some people fear. Theories were running rampant in the short period between Altman's ouster and return‚ with some speculating that OpenAI has developed an incredibly strong GPT-5 model. Or that OpenAI had reached AGI‚ artificial general intelligence that could operate just as good as humans. That the board was simply doing its job‚ protecting the world against the irresponsible development of AI. It turns out the guesses and memes weren't too far off. We're not on the verge of dealing with dangerous AI‚ but a new report says that OpenAI delivered a massive breakthrough in the days preceding Altman's firing. The new algorithm (Q* or Q-Star) could threaten humanity‚ according to a letter unnamed OpenAI researchers sent to the board. The letter and the Q-Star algorithm might have been key developments that led to the firing of Altman. Continue reading... The post AI breakthrough that could threaten humanity might have been key to Sam Altman’s firing appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Black Friday deals of 2023: All the hottest deals you can get Best Apple deals for Black Friday 2023 Best Philips Hue deals for Black Friday 2023 Amazon gift card deals‚ offers &; coupons 2023: Get $400+ free Trending Right Now: Berlin on Netflix: Everything to know about the highly anticipated Money Heist prequel Apple Music app NowPlaying updated with revamped Apple Watch app and interactive widgets Here’s why you should use Apple Pay instead of a credit card this holiday season

An agreement for a four-day cease-fire in Gaza and the release of dozens of hostages held by terrorists and Palestinians imprisoned by Israel appeared to have hit a last-minute snag. A senior Israeli official said it would not take effect until Friday.