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Nintendo confirms it won’t be part of E3 2023
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Nintendo has confirmed to The Verge that it will not be attending E3 2023.
“We approach our involvement in any event on a case-by-case basis and are always considering various ways to engage with our fans,” the company said in a statement. “Since this year’s E3 show didn’t fit into our plans, we have made the decision to not participate. However, we have been and continue to be a strong supporter of the ESA and E3.”
Nintendo’s participation had been in doubt since IGN reported that it, Sony, and Microsoft would all be skipping E3, and now we know for certain that Nintendo won’t be at the show. E3 is set to take place in-person from June 13th through 16th in Los Angeles, which is just over a month after the release of The Legend of Zelda:…
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Rihanna is pregnant with her 2nd child, publicist confirms after singer shows off baby bump in Super Bowl Halftime show
RIHANNA is pregnant with her second child, her representative has confirmed.
The singer, 34, raised fans’ suspicions after showing off her baby bump during her Super Bowl LVII halftime show.
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Fans had their suspicions after the singer showed off her baby bump during the Super Bowl Halftime show[/caption]
Rihanna is indeed pregnant with her second child, her rep confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter.
The news comes just 10 months after she and A$AP Rocky welcomed their first, a baby boy whose name is unknown.
Rihanna took to the stage at State Farm stadium for the Super Bowl LVII Halftime show on Sunday wearing a figure-hugging red flight suit.
Underneath, she revealed her baby bump in a matching top with a latex bust.
Throughout the 17-minute set, the mom-of-one stormed through her best-known hits – but did very little dancing.
She instead rubbed her stomach, grabbed her butt and even did hip thrusts.
Some viewers thought they could spot a bump on the singer, who welcomed her first baby last year with A$AP Rocky.
“Sorry but Rihanna look REAL PREGNANT!” wrote on Twitter.
“Is Rihanna pregnant, or at least recently pregnant? asked another. “Interesting costume choice if not.”
“So we all think is Rihanna pregnant again, right?” chimed in a third.
A fourth wrote: “Was the surprised ‘guest’ the belly?” referring to the performance’s lack of special guests.
Rihanna dropped a cryptic hint before her performance that she would not be alone on the stage.
“I’m thinking about bringing someone. I’m not sure, we’ll see,’ she told CBS’ Nate Burleson.
Rihanna CONFIRMS Pregnancy Following Epic Super Bowl Halftime Show
Rihanna may have turned heads at Super Bowl LVII with a show-stopping halftime show that saw her crank out some of her greatest hits, but she also got tongues wagging because of her physique – leading many to believe is pregnant with her second child.
Moments ago, a rep for the diva confirmed she is indeed with child.
Details inside.
Taking to The Hollywood Reporter,
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Bing confirms ChatGPT-style search with OpenAI announcement. See the details
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At its event on Tuesday, Microsoft announced a new version of Bing that’s “more powerful than ChatGPT.” The proprietary new search technology, called “the Prometheus model” is described as “your co-pilot for the web” and is powered by ChatGPT creator OpenAI.
New features include more relevant search ranking, generating content, and a chat feature to learn more about search results.
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In a demo during the event, Tom’s Guide, which attended the event in person, described a video of “someone asking Bing to write an email outlining a family trip to Mexico (just planned with Bing), then translate that letter to Spanish.” TechRadar described another demo where Bing founds egg substitutes in a recipe and suggested the exact ingredient in all-natural language. Microsoft has also announced integration of this search technology into its web browser Edge as an icon in the upper-right corner.
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The new and improved AI-powered Bing is available today in limited preview mode for desktops (mobile soon to come) and will be more widely available to preview in the coming weeks.
Since OpenAI released the latest version of ChatGPT in December, it has become the fastest growing app of all time. Its intelligence is more advanced than other chatbots currently available, which has made it popular for a wide range of use cases including writing articles, job applications, school essays, and coding malware.
Other less terrifying uses include fighting a denied healthcare claim, answering life’s greatest mysteries, and passing “the Nazi test.” When it was reported that Microsoft was investing billions of dollars in OpenAI, it prompted both speculation about how the technology would be scaled. Last week, rumors about the integration intensified when a new Bing interface using ChatGPT appeared then quickly disappeared.
Bing announcement follows Google’s Bard reveal
It has also prompted action from Google executives who declared a “code red.” It almost feels like an understatement to say Google has dominated the search engine game. Like Kleenex or Band-Aid, “Googling” is synonymous with searching for information on the internet.
Google has 92 percent of the world’s market share compared to Bing’s 2 percent. But ChatGPT’s integration with Bing is enough of a threat to Google’s piece of the pie that Google has scrambled to launch its own conversational AI tool Bard and host an event this Wednesday (the day after Microsoft’s announcement.)
Whether ChatGPT’s integration with Bing is enough to lure users away from Google remains to be seen. But consider this announcement the starting pistol for the race to win the new era of search.