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Ai Female Characters NBCUniversal's chief content officer touched on a wide range of subjects at a Bank of America conference Thursday I’ve never seen the original Stepford Wives because I’m so shamefully partial to the 2004 remake, in which Nicole Kidman plays both a ferocious redheaded television executive and her blissed-out, high With all this talk about AI my characters names, as well as giving the male MC an age and Lee an “enigmatic presence” Other than those embellishments, it has made up that Lee “seems fascinated by EA gathered a whole bunch of executives and bean counters together for a lengthy Investor Day presentation today, September 17, much of which gave two big thumbs up to myriad forms of generative AI, deciding not to invest in AI, and whether things have gotten better for female founders Read the conversation below or listen to this episode of Most Innovative Companies The Female Founders Women over 60 comprise only 5% of all female characters in television, according to the latest Boxed In study from the Center for the Study of Women in Television and Film Once Deborah decides to
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