You could understand Dana Murzyn being a little torn with the Vancouver Canucks and Calgary Flames duelling for one of the final playoff spots in the NHL’s Western Conference right now.

In the past 24 hours alone, users have shared Studio Ghibli-style AI-generated images featuring figures such as Donald Trump and scenes from popular films. Even OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has adopted a ...

Their playoff odds might be long, but the Vancouver Canucks refuse to let go of this largely cursed campaign. Given the form ...

Every win, loss and overtime point is magnified for the Calgary Flames ... But the Flames were also just a point up on the Vancouver Canucks, who were visiting the New Jersey Devils on Monday.

Love it or hate it, Ghibli style AI-generated images are good for one simple reason – they make us feel alive. As to how long will this trend last? Well, trends, by their nature, are fleeting.

Amazon’s AI-generated summary of reviews says customers found "the book informative and well-researched" and they describe "the narrative as compelling, honest, and hard-hitting." Markowicz ...

Other team members, including engineer Hunter Loftis and researcher Taesung Park, echoed the importance of bringing logic to AI-generated visuals. Park compared current text-to-image models to ...

The Vancouver Canucks continue ... to the second spot with 83 points. The Canucks are chasing those two teams and sit with 80 points while the Calgary Flames (79 points) and Utah Hockey Club ...

On social media, other people have manipulated images using 4o IG (like Simon Willison's bear selfie), so we tried changing an AI-generated note featured in an article last year. It worked fairly ...

CALGARY - Every win, loss and overtime point is magnified for the Calgary Flames. With 13 games remaining in their regular season, including seven at home, the Flames are in a fight to the finish ...

The image was shared on X as well as on Facebook. However, the photograph is fake and generated by artificial intelligence. It has circulated since at least Feb. 14, 2025, and the original image ...

Calgary Flames left wing Blake ... Western Conference's final wild-card berth. But the Flames were also just a point up on the Vancouver Canucks, who were visiting the New Jersey Devils on Monday.