"The Simpsons" star Hank Azaria shared his fears about AI in an opinion piece, worrying the technology could take his job and ...

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The Simpsons are almost 40 years old and the voices of some of the actors are giving out. The Beatles are gone. Carlin is gone. The world moves on and more art comes in to replace it. Things change.

One of the most famous voice actors working today, Hank Azaria, has published an op-ed for The New York Times in which he discusses artificial intelligence, including his fears about the technology ...

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The Simpsons' Hank Azaria addressed the show's use of A.I. in its future and what that means for the stars behind it ...

Hank Azaria can see the handwriting on Mrs. Krabappel’s chalkboard. “I imagine that soon enough, artificial intelligence will ...

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