South Park's 27th season return featured a jaw-dropping deepfake of Donald Trump that resulted in an official statement from the White House. South Park's 27th season return featured a jaw-dropping deepfake of Donald Trump that resulted in an official statement from the White House. Deepfakes come with risks that demand urgent regulation. But it is vital their potential as a creative and satirical tool isn't stifled S alman Rushdie believes AI will not be a threat to authors until ChatGPT can write " a funny book ". His faith in human over synthetic creativity may hold some truth in the literary space.

Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk spoke with Fox News Digital about his thoughts of "South Park" parodying him in an upcoming episode, calling it a "badge of honor." "South Park," Comedy Central's gold-standard animated sitcom, has launched its 27th season on America's television screens and, with President Trump back in the White House, politics is back on the menu for creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Much like our national media ecosystem, Trump and his presidency are the driving force behind almost every plot line in the first three episodes this year. Much of it is quite funny, but one does wonder: Where was all this hilarious hijinx regarding Joe Biden's "Weekend At Bernie's" presidency? The overarching premise of the season thus far is that, with the election of Trump, wokeness is finally dead.

In the month since the new season of South Park began airing, the infamous animated show has somehow become even more depraved, and I mean that as a compliment. In Wednesday night's episode, "Sickofancy," creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker continue their all-out satirical assault on the Trump administration, and once again the series takes no prisoners. At one point, South Park's version of President Donald Trump suggests inserting a (very real) trophy gifted to him by Apple CEO Tim Cook up the anus of Trump's boyfriend, Satan. By the episode's end, we even see one longtime character forced into a new role as the president's "cum rag." Hey, if I had to be subjected to this image, you do too.

AI can now place us inside South Park episodes – should we be worried? This week, Devindra and Deputy Editor Nathan Ingraham chat with Edward Saatchi, the CEO of The Simulation, about his company's new AI technology that can generate TV episodes, movies and more. We preview a test South Park episode featuring Devindra, and discuss if this technology is actually a good thing for creatives. Also, Editor at Large James Trew joins to discuss his piece on AI-powered immortality. And to keep the sci-fi theme going, Devindra chats with the director and writer of Netflix's They Cloned Tyrone, Juel Taylor and Tony Rettenmaier.

Americans in Austin, Texas, shared what they most fear regarding artificial intelligence. Several said they worried about AI job displacement. AUSTIN, Texas – Lone Star state residents shared fears over AI's rapid advancement and how it may impact different aspects of life. "Genuinely, I'm much more afraid for the job loss," said Eilidh, an Austin resident who works in retail. But Girish was more optimistic.

The creators of South Park employed help from OpenAI's ChatGPT to create the latest episode titled'Deep Learning.' The fourth episode of season 26 shows several boys of Stan's class using the chatbot to write essays and send text messages to girls - and the ending credits show it was'written by Trey Parker and ChatGPT'. The AI generated a speech presented by Stan, which is noticeable due to its robotic sound, in which the boy argues why people should not be blamed for using ChatGPT. 'It's the giant tech companies who took Open AI, packaged it, monetized it, and pushed it out to all of us as fast as they could in order to get ahead,' the character said. And several text messages Stan sent to his girlfriend was also generated by ChatGPT.

AI Wrote South Park's New Episode Vailskibum South Park Season 26 continues with "Deep Learning", an episode centered around artificial intelligence and ChatGPT. As Stan patches up his relationship with Wendy and a cheating scandal is discovered at South Park Elementary, AI is at the center of everything that changes the students' daily lives. What is South Park trying to say about AI? South Park's new episode feels like a return to form for the show. One of the episode's major highlights comes in the final few minutes with ChatGPT actually having a role in writing the resolution. Does AI South Park actually work?

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Deep Voodoo, an artificial intelligence entertainment startup founded by "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, revealed today that it has raised $20 million in funding to accelerate its development of deepfake technology, cost-effective visual effects services and synthetic media projects. Connect Ventures and New Enterprise Associates led the round. If you've never heard of Deep Voodoo before, you're not alone, but Parker and Stone are well-known. "South Park" debuted on the cable television channel Comedy Central in 1997 and is still going some 25 years later. Deep Voodoo has developed a synthetic media technology platform that uses artificial intelligence to support productions in ways that are faster and more cost-effective than existing visual effects technology.

While TV shows and movies adapted from games remain, generally, rubbish, there is no such curse the other way round. This seminal James Bond tie-in is the best example, showing that first-person shooters – previously the esoteric concern of hefty PCs – could excel on consoles. Its four-player split screen also taught an entire generation how to swear wholeheartedly at their peers. And to settle it once and for all: Oddjob is too small. Therefore playing as him is definitely – definitely – cheating.