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Balancing Innovation and Regulation: Navigating the AI Governance Landscape
Right now, the hype around AI continues to boom while the evolution of the tools keeps accelerating. The massive leaps in capabilities in the last 24 months have gone from the much-joked-about “AI wrote me a script” memes to strikes and walkouts over the AI usage in the film and television industry. The technology keeps… Read more
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Audiobook: Thora Silentblade – Chapter 4 (Part 6)
Building a Reputation In the final part of Chapter 4 of the Thora Silentblade series, the adventurers decide to clear out a cave of goblins, one by one, no survivors. Written and narrated by Jason St-Cyr Read more
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Unfamiliar skies | Corruption of Lani
The strange, gray-skinned creature lying on the ground had been Kayono only a few moments ago. Bleg tapped it with the butt end of his axe to make sure it wasn’t conscious. Al took a step forward to examine the body, looking it over closely. The clothing was non-magical, authentic tribal wear. Whatever shifted this… Read more
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Converting a D&D Ranger into Star Wars 5e
How do you take an elven ranger and bring it over into the Star Wars (SW5e) universe ? Let’s find out! I recently had my players do some dimension hopping where their characters were magically transported into alternate versions of themselves in another universe and found themselves on Tatooine. This meant converting some characters over… Read more
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Audiobook: Thora Silentblade – Chapter 4 (Part 5)
Building a Reputation In the fifth part of chapter 4 of the Thora Silentblade series, the adventurers are on the hunt for the goblins that have been terrorizing the countryside. One cave seems particularly promising… Written and narrated by Jason St-Cyr Read more
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The voyage of the Twain’s Folly | A Thora Silentblade tale
Thora was up early, still a little jumpy about the night before. A visit down to the stables to see their horses was a calming moment that allowed the dwarf to refocus on what had to happen. Based on the state of Kranz’s antique shop, it might be a little while before anyone noticed him… Read more
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