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Lily Allen showcased her sensational figure as she was unveiled as the new face of lingerie brand Intimissimi.

Margot Robbie has channelled her inner Y2K-era Kylie Minogue for Chanel's New 25 Handbag campaign that went live on Monday.

Researchers say persona-based prompting can improve works for safety but not for facts

Many people start their work with AI by prompting the machine to imagine it is an expert at the task they want it to perform, a technique that boffins have found may be futile.…

This week, Jude's romantic past made headlines once again when his name was dragged into an unlikely row with Gen-Z icon Chappell Roan.

The broadcaster, 44, and the musician, 49, announced their separation in December 2024 after ten years of marriage.

The AA's latest EV readiness Index shows that British drivers are more open to getting an EV especially due to low used prices,

A poll of more than 2,000 headteachers found 41 per cent believe some schools in their area are trying to 'put off' families if their child has special educational needs and disabilities (SEND).

The owner of the dog has been charged with animal cruelty and abandonment, and police said this was not the first time they have experienced a situation like this.

Aliaksandra Knel posted online about he flight aboard Delta Airlines on Sunday where she said argument with a passenger resulted in her baby being hit.

Kelly Osbourne appeared to hint at relationship troubles after ditching her £500K engagement ring weeks before her split from fiancé Sid Wilson was announced. 

Louis Theroux is reportedly being lined up for a huge Netflix deal following his smash hit Inside the Manosphere. 

A military plane with 121 people on board, mostly soldiers, crashed shortly after taking off Monday in southwestern Colombia, killing at least one and leaving at least 77 injured, with more feared dead.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says he understands the concerns about "AI slop" with DLSS 5 but insists the feature preserves a game's underlying geometry and artistic intent. "I think their perspective makes sense, " said Huang during a recent appearance on the Lex Fridman podcast. "And I could see where they're coming from because I don't love AI slop myself. You know, all of the AI-generated content increasingly looks similar, and they're all beautiful... so I'm empathic toward what they're thinking. That's just not what DLSS 5 is trying to do." Tom's Hardware reports: Although Huang is striking a more conciliatory tone, much of his response is similar to what we heard at GTC [where Huang said gamers were "completely wrong."] The artist determines the geometry, we are completely truthful to the geometry... so every single frame, it enhances, but it doesn't change anything." There was some confusion about how DLSS 5 worked when it was first announced, and although the inner workings of it still aren't clear on a technical level, Huang has said that it isn't a general-purpose generative AI model. He describes it as "content-controlled generative AI." On the other end of the spectrum, Huang also said that it isn't a post-processing filter. The technical details of DLSS 5 live somewhere between that space, and we likely won't know them until later this year when the feature is set to release. "The question about enhancing, DLSS 5... in the future, you could even prompt it. You know, I want it to be a toon shader. I want it to look like this, kind of. You could even give it an example and it would generate in the style of that, all consistent with the artistry, the style, the intent of the artist," Huang continued. "All of that is done for the artist so they can create something that is more beautiful but still in the style that they want." Although the talking points about DLSS 5 remain unchanged, it seems that Huang has at least heard the criticism. "I think that they got the impression that the games are going to come out the way the games are... and then we're going to post-process it. That's not what DLSS is intended to do." Huang also made assertions that DLSS is "integrated" with the artist, and suggested that it would put the power of generative AI in the hands of artists working in game development [...]. Although DLSS 5 looks like it's doing a lot, Huang said that it's just another tool, not an essential feature. "The gamers might also appreciate that, in the last couple of years, we introduced skin shaders to game developers, and many of those games have skin shaders that include sub-surface scattering that makes skin look more skin-like... [DLSS 5] is just one more tool. They can decide what to use," Huang ended the conversation about DLSS 5. Immediately after, without missing a beat, he said 1993's Doom was the most influential video game ever made.

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Keir Starmer welcomed the apparent negotiations as he called for rapid measures to reopen the crucial Strait of Hormuz.

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Earlier this year, the 51-year-old, best known for playing Steve McDonald on the long-running ITV soap, revealed he is repaying a £250,000 loan he took from his production firm.

The Reacher actor appeared to be throwing multiple punches in front of two kids on motrobikes - who are believed to be his children - in a shocking video.