The new film Jexi is a twist on the classic jealous jilted lover - except this time, the person scorned by star Adam Devine is actually his cell phone assistant “Jexi” (voiced by Rose Byrne). Collider ...

This review contains major spoilers for Jexi. In his recent New York Times op-ed, "How to Stop Superhuman A.I. Before It Stops Us," Dr. Stuart Russell, a professor of computer science at the ...

A shy man is remade by his phone's digital assistant in Jon Lucas and Scott Moore's comedy 'Jexi.' By John DeFore There should be an award for those actors, usually but not always women, who can ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. At the film's premiere on Thursday in Los Angeles, DeVine told Variety that during filming, for timing, he listened through a ...

The new evil smartphone comedy Jexi is a desperate mock-up of recognizable human behavior, but one key element rings truer than most Hollywood productions: characters are constantly looking at their ...

If you ever wanted to see a crossover between Her and Maximum Overdrive but with an R-rated comedic slant, man do I have a new movie for you: CBS Films' Jexi. A green-band trailer just popped up today ...

Remember when 2013's Her made fans believe that an artificially intelligent virtual assistant and an introverted soul could fall in love? The Adam DeVine-led comedy film Jexi is definitely not like ...

If, for whatever reason, you’re determined to see “Jexi,” you’ll want to arrive with a backup plan. Life is busy, so it’s important to use our time wisely. Perhaps you can mentally balance your ...

A dweeb strikes up a relationship with his female-voiced virtual assistant. Most moviegoers would recognize that as the plot of Spike Jonze's "Her" — and most would probably say, as well, that Jonze's ...

Adam DeVine‘s co-star in the new comedy “Jexi” is a cell phone, more specifically, a virtual assistant voiced by Rose Byrne. At the film’s premiere on Thursday in Los Angeles, DeVine told Variety that ...

Technology is forever pushing forward, for good or for worse. One of the most concerning recent technological “wonders” is software apps that supposedly make our lives better. Big Tech figured out ...