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Behind one of YouTube's fastest growing AI channels is a self-taught creator using generative AI to bring history to life. Supervising Producer Daniel T. Allen explains. Like Comment Transcript Hi, welcome back or welcome if you're new. This is Chloe. I have just arrived in Tudor London, 1536. She's an LA influencer time traveling through history. No, no, no. And even though that's impossible, millions of people who've seen her have the same question. Is she a real person? So I'm here at Ancient Rome's version of grabbing lunch on the go. The answer is no. She's completely AI, and she's actually this guy. Jonathan had zero formal training as a filmmaker, but now he's quit his job to focus full time on his Chloe Versus History YouTube channel. You've got to see this market, guys. Look at the detail on this pottery. It's a lot of people who've seen Chloe said things like this. They haven't ever watched an AI video from Spanish. They don't realize. They've said I've just watched this from start to finish. That's crazy. Yeah, this boy is having the best day of his life. So is she the future of AI influencers? And what

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Local News Adam Mazur-Baker, 37, facing misdemeanor charges Adam Mazur-Baker (Macomb County Prosecutor's Office) WARREN, Mich. – A Warren firefighter is facing charges after prosecutors said he sent unsolicited and “concerning” messages to an 18-year-old. Adam Mazur-Baker, 37, was charged with using a computer to commit a crime and malicious use of a telecommunication service. Both charges are misdemeanors. Mazur-Baker is accused of sending unsolicited and “concerning” messages on Snapchat to an 18-year-old. The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office said the messages continued until the victim blocked him. The prosecutor’s office said the result of the charges stemmed from the “totality of the circumstances and the nature of the messages.” He was arraigned in court on June 30 and was given a $5,000 personal bond. He was ordered to have no contact with the victim. Mazur-Baker served as a trustee on the Warren Consolidated Schools Board of Education. He has since resigned. Copyright 2026 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

By Arasu Kannagi Basil, Elvira Pollina and Echo Wang Bending Spoons shares surged 39% in their US market debut on Wednesday as investors bought into the Italian firm’s ‌model of buying and revamping struggling technology companies. The Milan-based company’s shares opened at $31 apiece, valuing it at $19.7bn, and rose as high as $42.50. The listing adds to signs of a broadening recovery in initial public offerings in the US and serves as a gauge of investor appetite for software companies after the industry was hammered earlier this year by fears that AI could disrupt established business ​models. Software companies have been largely absent from the US IPO market in 2026, even as a steady flow of big deals and SpaceX’s blockbuster listing pushed second-quarter proceeds past a record-breaking $100bn. “It’ll definitely be a data point for the software industry, but that may simply be due to the scarcity of deals here,” said Matt Kennedy, senior strategist at Renaissance Capital, which offers research on IPOs and exchange traded funds. “Bending Spoons has a very different profile compared to most software IPOs in the pipeline.” Bending Spoons, a hybrid between private equity and a tech company, focuses on underperforming digital businesses.

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The Yankees are dealing with the same symptoms that they have been inflicting on their fan base over the past week. A handful of players woke up Wednesday morning with some kind of food poisoning or a stomach bug, Aaron Boone said, which forced the manager to rearrange his lineup to account for those who are sick because of something other than the Yankees’ six-game losing streak. Boone would not say which players were affected, other than Spencer Jones, who was out of the lineup because he was one of the ones dealing with the illness and replaced by José Caballero in center field against the Tigers. Spencer Jones was one of the Yankees players affected by the illness. Bill Kostroun/New York Post “We got IVs going and everything today,” Boone said. “Yeah, it’s been an interesting week on a lot of fronts. I had a lineup night and kind of had to make some tweaks to it. Hopefully as the day unfolds, we got everyone available.” Boone said he,  » Read More

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FAIRFAX, Va. – The George Mason University men's basketball team will host American Athletic Conference power South Florida this season, beginning a home-and-home series in Fairfax. The Patriots will battle the Bulls on Saturday, November 21 inside EagleBank Arena. George Mason will then head to Tampa for the return game during the 2027-28 season.  The Bulls are coming off a 2025-26 campaign in which the program won 25 games, went 15-3 in AAC and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. USF won the league regular season and tournament titles for the first time in program history and earned a No. 11 seed in the Big Dance. The Bulls narrowly lost to No. 6 Louisville, 83-79.  It marked the second time in three seasons USF won the AAC regular season title, 25+ games overall and 15+ league contests.  South Florida enters the 2026-27 season in the program's first season under former Louisville and Xavier head coach Chris Mack.  The USF home-and-home is the third series George Mason will take part in during the 2026-27 campaign.  » Read More