Now AI isn't just faking art, it's faking artists' signatures as well
ChatGPT has been signing its fake New Yorker cartoons with the names of real cartoonists.
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ChatGPT has been signing its fake New Yorker cartoons with the names of real cartoonists.
Read the original →Experts say the premium placed on human-made art may be short-lived.
Read the original →Chronixx wants a separate category for machine-made music. As attention turns to the 2027 Grammy race, the Jamaican reggae singer has called for a separate lane for AI albums.
Read the original →At Busan, Isabelle Huppert said AI has yet to push her aside. She also confirmed a Dario Argento film, while Marc Fitoussi is eyeing a Joan Crawford remake.
Read the original →The trailer reveals the late actor's AI-generated role. It was created with the blessing of his daughter.
Read the original →The article covers the exhibition I Think, Therefore I Prompt, by a master.
Read the original →Unity and the Korea Association of Game Industry (K-GAMES) will host the Unity AI Game Jam, a non-stop 24-hour event creating games using AI technology. It takes place ahead of G-STAR 2026.
Read the original →AI text-to-video tools help tech creators turn written ideas into explainers, teasers, and story-based clips faster. This works as long as real research and editorial review stay in the loop.
Read the original →Netflix has been revealed to be using AI on about 300 titles. At an event linked to the Busan International Film Festival, participants discussed the possibility of cutting Korean film production costs by about 40%. They also discussed the role human creativity plays in filmmaking.
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