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- Iconic Filipino star Nora Aunor dies at 71
- China's Xi arrives in Cambodia for state visit
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- Abu Dhabi introduces driverless ride services to Zayed International Airport
- Russia waives $160M fine, extends Rooppur Nuclear loan repayment
- Israeli defence minister confirms ‘annexation’ plan for Gaza
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- Trump admin threatens to ban Harvard from enrolling foreign students
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- Dhaka’s air 'unhealthy' today, AQI hits 183
- UAE to phase out physical ID cards with facial recognition digital system
- Bangladesh Bank tightens rules to identify and report willful defaulters
AI was enemy No. 1 during Hollywood strikes. Now it's in Oscar-winning films
Two years ago, AI was the enemy of Hollywood. Actors and writers went on strike, demanding protections from the encroachment of artificial intelligence on their creative industries. But in a surprising twist, AI is now making its way into some of the most prestigious films, even earning recognition...