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Games have been using forms of AI for years, but what does the industry think of the latest tech?

Police search the home of a man who says he was inside the car with the person who shot the rapper.

Without the tentative deal, the strike would have began as early as Friday, halting 27 NYC shows.

But some Swifties Wildest Dreams come true as tickets for the star's Dublin gigs go on general sale.

Smash Hits at the Royal Scottish Academy will look back at the artist's 40-year career.

One of gaming's biggest contests is marred by a row over a penalty shootout in its grand final.

Lawyer Michael Smyth will sit on the 14-member board which governs the BBC until 2027.

K-Pop superstar Jung Kook says making their own tracks will boost the band's bond when they reform.

DIY SOS is partnering with Children in Need to build a children's counselling centre at the hospice.

A film studio cut trees that had given striking actors and writers shade during blazing temperatures.

The music event returns to Hertfordshire, but organisers warn rail strikes may complicate journeys.

Rag’n’Bone Man, Kaiser Chiefs, Nile Rogers and Chic and Bastille are all playing at Ludlow Castle.

The boss of the streaming giant also calls for an end to the strikes disrupting Hollywood.

Greg Rutkowski is among the artists calling for more protection from artificial intelligence tools.

Slimbridge Wetland Centre will host some of Sir Quentin's nature-themed artworks as part of a new trail.

A sundial has been installed at the theatre to mark 30 years of performances by a theatre company.

Its owner sold the famous yellow bear so it would go a new home to be "cherished and loved".

The music event returns to Cambridgeshire, but organisers warn rail strikes may complicate journeys.