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Hollywood reporter for the NYT since 2007. Montanan in exile.
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Google ingresa en Hollywood con una misión: desterrar el miedo a la inteligencia artificial

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By Brooks Barnes Verified
| Infobae Verified
El cortometraje "Sweetwater" muestra un holograma de inteligencia artificial que interactúa con una persona en duelo Cada vez más, Hollywood retrata la tecnología como una cuenta regresiva hacia la catástrofe. A Google le gustaría que considerara otra posibilidad: ¿Y si el futuro tecnológico no es aterrador en absoluto? Pensemos en Sweetwater, un cortometraje protagonizado por Kyra Sedgwick que se ha proyectado en festivales.
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Google Wants Hollywood to Stop Being So Afraid of Technology

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By Brooks Barnes Verified
| VideoNuze Verified
More and more, Hollywood depicts technology as a countdown to catastrophe. Google would like Hollywood to consider another possibility: What if the technological future isn’t terrifying at all? Consider “Sweetwater,” a short film starring Kyra Sedgwick that has been playing at festivals. It depicts artificial intelligence as a source of comfort and connection: Ms. Sedgwick plays the A.I. hologram of a dead movie star who appears to her grieving son.
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Wynonna Judd Has No Secrets Left, but the Pain Endures

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By Brooks Barnes Verified, Tamara Reynolds
| The New York Times Verified
“No more secrets” has the clean ring of a fresh start, a once-and-for-all decision to live differently. It usually doesn’t go very well. Inevitably, a situation arises when you just don’t feel strong enough to lay yourself bare. Someone might judge you. It might hurt. Or you slip back into people pleasing. Wynonna Judd has decided to try anyway.
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