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George RR Martin’s team defends new Game of Thrones book amid AI artwork claims

Artificial Intelligence · London

George RR Martin’s team defends new Game of Thrones book amid AI artwork claims

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Fans suspect cover elements of new illustrated edition of ‘A Feast for Crows’ generated with AI See the Story

Two Charged in November 7 Hit and Run in Kingston

Kingston, Ontario · Kingston

Two Charged in November 7 Hit and Run in Kingston

Kingston Police have arrested two people in connection with a hit and run earlier this month that left a 19-year-old critically injured. A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Johnson Street near Albert Street on the night of Friday, November 7. Investigation revealed the suspect vehicle may have been white Toyota Tundra. Thanks to a tip from the public, the suspect vehicle was recovered on November 10th. It had been abandoned along the side of…See the Story

The Pope’s “Gift” to Indigenous Communities Is More Imagery than Reconciliation

Pope Francis · Canada

The Pope’s “Gift” to Indigenous Communities Is More Imagery than Reconciliation

Returning what was never yours shouldn’t be considered a gift.The Vatican has returned 62 Indigenous artifacts to Canada, over 100 years after they were taken. While this represents a historic step in repairing the relationship between the Catholic Church and Canada’s Indigenous people, the remaining artifacts, the cost of the return, and the fact that they’re being returned to the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) leave us wonderin…See the Story

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