'American History X' director Tony Kaye wants to cast artificial intelligence as a lead actor in his next film

American History X director Tony Kaye is hoping to cast an artificial intelligent (AI) actor as the lead of his next film, "2nd Born", Deadline reports. The idea to cast a robot in a lead role is a joint effort between the British filmmaker and producer Sam Khoze.

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'American History X' director Tony Kaye wants to cast artificial intelligence as a lead actor in his next film American History X director Tony Kaye is hoping to cast an artificial intelligent (AI) actor as the lead of his next film, "2nd Born", Deadline reports. The idea to cast a robot in a lead role is a joint effort between the British filmmaker and producer Sam Khoze. Read More »

The makers of 'Grand Theft Auto' have a huge new game coming this October, and it looks outrageous The most-anticipated game of 2018, "Red Dead Redemption 2," is nearly here. Saddle up with this primer! Read More »

The founding CTO of a $3 billion company explains why it's vital he still gets his hands dirty coding BI PRIME: It's pretty unusual for a founder CTO to stick around for a decade and see a company change CEOs and go public. But MongoDB's Eliot Horowitz has done just that, and has advice for other CTOs facing similar challenges. Read More »

The massive popularity of 'Fortnite' is inspiring copycat modes from major games — here's the latest example Both "Call of Duty" and "Battlefield" are getting their own versions of the "Battle Royale" mode popularized by "Fortnite." Here's the first look at the "Royale" mode in "Battlefield V." Read More »

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People are roasting Motorola's new phone for looking like an exact copy of the iPhone X Motorola launched a new phone this week, and it looks nearly identical to Apple iPhone X — all the way down to the wallpapers. Read More »

Elon Musk's tunneling company just unveiled a plan to transport people in Los Angeles to Dodgers Stadium in only four minutes — but the timing of the announcement is curious Elon Musk's Boring Company has only sold merchandise so far. But this week, it announced plans to build a 3-mile tunnel that could transport people in Los Angeles to Dodgers Stadium in just four minutes. The timing of the announcement is curious to say the least. Read More »

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