Her documentary work is neither “any sex film” nor “a pretty woman story or a prostitution fairy tale”, says director Carola Mair from Attnang-Puchheim. Her work “Precious”, which premieres tomorrow (8 p.m.) at Moviemento Linz, is a sensitive portrait.
India’s net direct tax collections surged by 17.63 per cent to Rs 16.61 lakh crore in the financial year 2022-23 (FY23), once morest Rs 14.12 lakh crore in the preceding financial year. The Budget Estimates (BE) for direct tax revenue in the Union Budget for FY23 were fixed at Rs 14.20 lakh crore which were revised and the Revised Estimates (RE) were fixed at Rs 16.50 lakh crore.
While Fortnite players are using their imaginations on amazing creations that have changed the game’s standards, Activision seems to have taken a dim view of some of the community’s ideas. The company was bothered by battle royale players recreating Call of Duty maps in the Epic Games game, through the possibilities offered by the free title’s Creative Mode.
The publisher, which may be acquired by Microsoft very soon, asked for the complete removal of content inspired by the Call of Duty games. The publisher, which may be acquired by Microsoft very soon, asked for the complete removal of content inspired by the Call of Duty games. According to GameRant, Activision’s demand is supported by the DMCA, copyright law in the United States.
Activision’s requirement
With the recently released Unreal Engine editor in battle royale, Fortnite players can create their own maps, offering completely different experiences in the Epic Games title. With that, maps like Shipment and other Call of Duty scenarios were recreated by the community, and logically were successful among players.
Upon becoming aware of the case, Activision demonstrated that it did not like the unauthorized use of its franchise. Mist Jawa, a user who brought some Call of Duty-inspired experiences to Fortnite, recently had his creations removed, as revealed by content creator Jake Lucky on Twitter.
Activision has begun taking down Fortnite Creative 2.0 maps for Infringement. Meaning Call of Duty inspired maps like FPS Rust, Zombies, and more will no longer be playable as creators are contacted to remove them :/ pic.twitter.com/VUENqq3Fs2
— Jake Lucky (@JakeSucky) April 3, 2023
Activision has started removing maps from Fortnite Creative 2.0 for copyright infringement. This means that Call of Duty-inspired maps such as FPS Rust, Zombies and more will no longer be playable as the creators are contacted to remove them.
Fortnite is available for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series, Nintendo Switch and PC. Creative Mode powered by Unreal Engine is free for all players.
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The topic of artificial intelligence interests and worries many people around the world. As it turned out, the fears were not in vain. US President Joe Biden held an emergency meeting of the Presidential Council on the subject.
It is reported by “URA-Inform”, referring to the “Voice of America”.
Experts emphasize that the consideration of the threat of AI in the White House indicates the seriousness of this topic. The US government does not hide the fact that the issue of AI deserves maximum attention. However, the authorities claim that these days there is reason to talk only regarding potential threats that can be avoided.
During the meeting, the issue of protecting the rights of people during the introduction of innovations was discussed. Biden stressed that society must receive security guarantees.
The topic of protecting confidential data, which is massively collected by large companies, was also touched upon.
It is worth noting that Biden was prompted to discuss the problems of AI by the ChatGPT-4 chat bot, which recently became publicly available to the public.
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