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Star Trek- Ships Of The Galaxy Poster 36 x 24in

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Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenny Tower Over the Pitch in 'Welcome to Wrexham' Season 3 Poster

The docuseries returns to FX this May.

The Big Picture

• Get ready for Season 3 of Welcome to Wrexham on FX which follows Wrexham AFC's journey with star owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney.
• The series captures the highs and lows of football as Wrexham tackles challenges on and off the pitch in League Two.
• Fans can expect a front-row view of the action, from locker room drama to pivotal matches as the series premieres May 2 on FX.

As the whistle blows on the anticipation, FX has dropped the key art for the third season of Welcome to Wrexham , teasing fans with a glimpse into the next chapter of the football-based docuseries. Slated for kickoff on May 2 at 10pm ET/PT on FX , with next-day streaming available on Hulu, the series continues to follow the journey of Wrexham AFC, a club with a rich history and a pair of star-studded owners at its helm. In a league of their own, Rob McElhenney of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia fame and Ryan Reynolds , the sharpshooter from Deadpool , took the reins of the Red Dragons in 2020, aiming to rewrite the club's story from underdogs to top dogs . Their stewardship has already seen the club netting a promotion back to the English Football League after a long spell in the National League doldrums. Now, with the ball at their feet in League Two, the series is set to dive deeper into the highs and lows of football's beautiful game.

Season 3 promises to be a game of two halves, with Wrexham AFC facing off against not just their opponents on the pitch but also the challenges that come with stepping up a league. The team's journey is packed with tackles from injuries and setbacks , but with the home crowd behind them, they're looking to keep their eyes on the goal and play their hearts out. For the first time, Welcome to Wrexham is bringing fans closer to the action than a front-row seat at the Racecourse Ground . With cameras getting the inside scoop from the locker room to the touchline, viewers will feel every pass, every save, and perhaps even the occasional slide tackle, in what are set to be the most pivotal matches in the club's recent history.

Wrexham's Women Will Be Spotlighted, Too

But it's not all about the men's team. The series also tracks the Wrexham AFC Women's Team, who are not just playing jumpers for goalposts but are dead set on showing they can compete at the top level. Fresh off an undefeated season and a promotion, the women's team is ready to put their best foot forward in the Welsh Adran Premier League . With new signings and a pitch to match their ambition, they're all set to show they mean business.

As Welcome to Wrexham gears up for its third season, the story isn't just about scoring goals; it's about setting them. With McElhenney and Reynolds in the dugout, both Wrexham AFC teams are aiming to take the lead with fans across the globe. This season, it’s all to play for, and viewers are invited to join in as Wrexham AFC chases glory, one match at a time . The series drops on May 2.

Welcome to Wrexham Season 3 premieres on FX on May 2. Past seasons are streaming on Hulu in the U.S. Check out the new poster below.

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Star trek: voyager predicted ai-generated art 23 years ago.

Star Trek: Voyager season 7 seems to argue in favor of AI-generated artwork, but what does Star Trek really have to say about generative AI?

• Star Trek: Voyager's Doctor raises questions about AI rights in art, highlighting the ethical issues of AI-generated artwork.
• The Doctor's holonovel dilemma parallels today's AI art landscape, where AI-generated work lacks copyright protection.
• The future of AI in Star Trek lies in the holodeck, acting as a more advanced form of generative AI compared to the Doctor.

Today's debates around AI-generated art were predicted by Star Trek: Voyager 23 years ago. In Voyager season 7, episode 20, "Author, Author", Voyager's holographic Doctor (Robert Picardo) writes a holonovel called "Photons Be Free", which draws heavy inspiration from the Doctor's own experiences interacting with the crew of the USS Voyager . The novel is a hit in the Alpha Quadrant, but there's a wrinkle when the unfavorable depiction of the Voyager crew prompts the Doctor to reconsider his artistic approach. The Doctor resolves to make revisions to the program's characters but discovers that he's legally unable to do so.

As an artificial life form, the Doctor can be compared to characters like Star Trek: The Next Generation 's Lt. Commander Data (Brent Spiner). Data's personhood was legally determined in TNG season 2, episode 19, "The Measure of a Man", which provided the blueprint for future Star Trek courtroom dramas debating the rights of life forms that don't fit the default human model. Starfleet determines that Data is a person, and entitled to all the rights thereof, so the precedent set in "The Measure of a Man" implies that Star Trek is in favor of civil rights for artificial intelligence. But what does Star Trek have to say about AI art?

Star Trek: Voyager’s 15 Best Doctor Episodes

How star trek: voyager's doctor compares to modern generative ai, the emergency medical hologram creates art more like a human..

Star Trek: Voyager 's question about whether AI like the Doctor has rights as an artist feels unusually prescient in today's AI-saturated art landscape. With characters clearly based on Voyager's crew and events in the novel echoing familiar Star Trek: Voyager stories, the Doctor's holonovel is derivative in a way that resembles today's AI-generated artwork, particularly because modern AI must be trained on a body of work created by humans who haven't consented to the use of their creations -- or, like on Voyager , their likenesses. Just like the publisher arguing the Doctor has no legal claim to "Photons Be Free", artwork created by AI today can't be copyrighted.

There's a vast difference between the AI that generates artwork in the 2020s and Star Trek: Voyager 's Doctor. Today's AI models rely heavily on pattern recognition to algorithmically generate work based on the examples that they've been trained on. Generative AI uses those examples to predict what words or pixels are most likely to appear in proximity to one another, given the data it has access to. Sentient holograms on Star Trek , however, are narrative stand-ins for marginalized groups. The Doctor gains some civil rights because Star Trek: Voyager 's story is actually saying that human artists should have control of their work , not that AI models are people.

Data's rights as a creator were called into question in TNG season 3, episode 16, "The Offspring", after Data created his daughter, Lal (Hallie Todd), but the inconclusive nature of Lal's case means there's no precedent for the Doctor's petition for holographic rights.

The Real Future Of Generative AI On Star Trek Is The Holodeck

The holodeck is like an advanced form of today's ai learning models..

The future of generative AI on Star Trek isn't in its characters, but the holodeck. Like modern AI models, the holodeck generates work based on user prompts, with personal programs containing parameters for specific story elements like characters, environment, and narratives. Star Trek 's holodecks , like those on the USS Enterprise-D in Star Trek: The Next Generation and the USS Voyager, are essentially trained on information from ships' databases to predict what happens, and what that looks like in fully-realized, immersive 3D. Privately-owned holosuites like on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine may rely on smaller data sets, but can still only generate characters based on pre-existing parameters.

In Star Trek: Deep Space Nine , season 3, episode 8, "Meridian", Quark (Armin Shimerman) must get a scan of Major Kira Nerys (Nana Visitor) to satisfy a customer's desire to put Kira in a holosuite program.

The holodeck is a far better example of AI-generated art in action than the Doctor in Star Trek: Voyager . In Star Trek: Lower Decks season 3, episode 8, "Crisis Point 2: Paradoxus", Ensign Brad Boimler (Jack Quaid) provides insufficient input, so, just like modern AI confidently "hallucinating" output, the holodeck generates nonsense like the character Knicknac (Ben Rodgers) and Ki-ty-ha's platitudes like "the purpose of life is… a life of purpose." The Doctor, however, learns like a person by doing research and correcting mistakes. By proving the Doctor is a sentient life form and not just a program, Star Trek: Voyager champions the rights of human artists today, not AI.

Star Trek: Voyager is streaming on Paramount+.

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