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The First Trailer For The Sam Altman Biopic Is Damn Creepy

Artificial will be in theaters on Christmas Day.

We finally have a trailer for the long-awaited Sam Altman biopic, which is appropriately-named Artificial. It stars Andrew Garfield as the OpenAI CEO and the film is directed by Luca Guadagnino, who made Call Me by Your Name, Challengers and the Suspiria remake, among other movies.

The trailer is actually pretty creepy, giving more of a horror vibe than a biopic. Harrowing music plays as Garfield puts on his best robotic Altman impression to sing the virtues of AI. He also calls it Pandora's Box and says "countries will fall" and "industries are gonna collapse."

As he discusses how "the future is inevitable," Garfield walks past a room filled with weapons in some kind of bunker. Finally, there are scenes of him celebrating success and, uh, screaming into the void. It looks like a good time!

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LG Smart TVs Caught Snooping Even When You Think They’re Off

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Upcoming Windows 11 Default Setting May Slow Games by up to 15%

Through its October 13 quality update, Microsoft will enable Memory Integrity by default on Windows 11 PCs. The security setting, which has been optional up until now, could reduce gaming performance depending on your machine and your preferred titles. But what is Memory Integrity, and what's it got

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Meta bets on AI agent Muse to catch up in AI race

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LG Smart TVs Caught Snooping Even When You Think They’re Off

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