How Culver City is quietly emerging as a new mecca for AI filmmaking
AI companies are drawn to Culver City as Hollywood experiments with technology.
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AI companies are drawn to Culver City as Hollywood experiments with technology.
Read the original →A graphic designer, an agency owner and an author describe how they use artificial intelligence, what worries them and what they want from the law.
Read the original →Hideki Hayakawa believes that AI will never replace the human touch of creation for the video game industry.
Read the original →Actors Amy Adams and Jenna Ortega joined New Zealand director Taika Waititi on the red carpet for the London Film Festival debut of his adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro’s book ‘Klara and the Sun’. The story centres around Klara, an ‘artificial friend’.
Read the original →Chioma Ude, founder of the Africa International Film Festival (AFRIFF), has announced plans to introduce a film market at this year's edition. The market is meant to connect African filmmakers with distributors, investors, and international industry players.
Read the original →GasLab is backed by investors including Bitpanda co-founder Eric Demuth and WeTransfer founder Bas Beerens. It aims to ensure artists are credited and compensated when their music contributes to AI-generated tracks.
Read the original →Lionsgate, the studio behind "La La Land" and "The Hunger Games", has created the first chief AI officer post at a major Hollywood studio. The move reflects efforts to find ways to coexist with AI in a film industry where opposition is strong. Chief AI Officer Kathleen Grace spoke to Nikkei about the role.
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