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Rachel Weisz stars as the unnamed fiftysomething creative writing professor at the heart of Vladimir. After 30 years of teaching at the same liberal arts college, she's come to a terrifying realization: She has "lost the ability to captivate." (Weisz, on the other hand, is captivating as ever.) Her students consider her out-of-touch. Her husband John (John Slattery), a fellow professor, is constantly seeing other women as part of an open-marriage arrangement that only he takes advantage of. He's also under investigation for prior affairs with students, putting his marriage under a microscope. (As part of the arrangement, Vladimir's protagonist was aware of these dalliances, and she doesn't understand how a consensual affair could be wrong.)
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Numerous companies are rushing to move into the space for AI agents, particularly following the viral popularity of OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent harness that can be used with any AI model as the underlying “brain.” Following the explosive usage of OpenClaw, Perplexity in late February debuted an agentic AI system called Computer, which is a cloud-based system that orchestrates 19 different AI models to execute complex workflows. Microsoft has also launched Copilot Tasks, which is a similar AI agent and harness product. Meanwhile, OpenAI hired Peter Steinberger, the independent developer who built OpenClaw, although OpenClaw itself will continue to be run as an open source project under the auspices of a foundation Steinberger set up.