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Allison Mack claims Kristin Kreuk introduced her to NXIVM, a self-help organization later revealed to be a sex cult, though Kreuk has stated she left the group around 2013 and denies any involvement in its criminal activities. Kreuk has not commented on Mack's recent allegations but hopes Mack is healing.
Allison Mack, known for her role in Smallville, details her involvement in the NXIVM sex cult, her manipulation by Keith Raniere, her guilty plea to racketeering, and her subsequent efforts in social work and personal growth.
Canadian actor Chris Gauthier, known for his roles in Once Upon a Time, Eureka, and Smallville, has passed away at the age of 48 following a brief illness. His manager described him as a kind and passionate man, and his death has been met with tributes from colleagues and co-stars. Gauthier's career included roles in TV shows and films, and he leaves behind his wife and two sons.
Canadian actor Chris Gauthier, known for his roles in Eureka, Smallville, and Once Upon a Time, has passed away at the age of 48 after battling a brief illness. Gauthier's representative confirmed the news, expressing the loss felt by both fans and those who knew him personally. Survived by his wife and two sons, Gauthier is remembered for his talent and contributions to film and television, with colleagues and co-stars paying tribute to his kind and talented nature.
Actor Chris Gauthier, known for his roles in "Once Upon a Time" and "Smallville," passed away at the age of 48 following a brief illness. His talent agency and colleagues mourned his sudden and unexpected death, with co-star Colin O’Donoghue paying tribute on Instagram. Gauthier is survived by his wife, Erin, and their two sons, Ben and Sebastian.
Actor Chris Gauthier, known for his roles in "Once Upon A Time" and "Smallville," has passed away at the age of 48 after falling ill. Gauthier was recognized for his work as a character actor in various popular projects, including "Eureka" and "A Series of Unfortunate Events." He is survived by his wife and two children.
Canadian actor Chris Gauthier, known for his roles in "Once Upon a Time," "Smallville," and "Eureka," passed away at the age of 48 after a brief illness. His management confirmed the news, expressing deep sorrow at the loss of a talented and dedicated character actor who left a lasting impression on audiences. Gauthier's extensive career included appearances in various TV shows and films, and he was remembered fondly by colleagues and friends for his exceptional talent and kind-hearted nature.
The creators of Smallville, Miles Millar and Al Gough, have confirmed in a recent interview that they discussed the possibility of Chloe Sullivan, played by Allison Mack, eventually taking on the mantle of Lois Lane. This idea was considered due to the ongoing struggle between the TV series and Warner Bros.' film division to secure the character of Lois Lane. Ultimately, Lois Lane was introduced in Season 4 and became a permanent part of the show. Allison Mack, who portrayed Chloe, was later involved in a scandal and sentenced to prison for her involvement in a cult.
Allison Mack, known for her role in Smallville, has been released from prison after serving two years of a three-year sentence for her involvement in the NXIVM Cult case. The reason for her early release has not been disclosed, but it is common for non-violent offenders who cooperate with prosecutors to be released once most of their sentence has been served. Mack was accused of using her celebrity status to recruit women into the cult, but it has been speculated that she may have been brainwashed. Despite her release, Mack still faces a pending federal lawsuit filed by former cult members.
Former Smallville actor Allison Mack has been released from federal prison after serving two years of her three-year sentence for her involvement in the NXIVM cult. Mack pleaded guilty to racketeering and conspiracy charges in 2019 and received a relatively short sentence for assisting prosecutors in the case against cult leader Keith Raniere, who was sentenced to 120 years in prison for sex trafficking.
Researchers from Stanford University and Google trained 25 AI-powered bots using OpenAI's GPT-3.5 to simulate believable human behavior in a virtual town called "Smallville." The agents were able to produce believable individual and emergent social behaviors, such as throwing a Valentine's Day party or expressing political opinions. The study provides a glimpse into the capabilities of generative AI and its potential for achieving artificial general intelligence.
Researchers from Stanford University and Google have created a virtual sandbox called Smallville, populated by 25 generative AI "agents" with their own identities, goals, and roles to play. The experiment aimed to examine how the agents interacted with each other and their environment, resulting in a functioning village with "believable individual and emergent social behaviors." The agents drew on generative models to simulate human behavior and interacted with each other in real language, making high-level inferences from information they learned. The experiment raises ethical concerns, but also has vast potential applications beyond the sandbox demonstration.