Is AI a threat to jobs? A 'Tomb Raider' affair poses the question


Cadol in a dubbing studio, in Saint Denis, outside Paris, France. Cadol says that within minutes of the release of the Tomb Raider update, her phone began erupting with messages, emails and social media notifications from upset fans. — AP

PARIS: A lifelong fan of Tomb Raider, French gamer Romain Bos was on tenterhooks when an update of the popular video game went online in August.

But his excitement quickly turned to anger.

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