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The article looks at Martin Bonnevier's AI art, where visions beyond reality meet photorealism. It describes intriguing patterns and juxtapositions.
Read the original →Raagverse is a human-led music label that uses AI as a production tool. It has debuted its first album, 'Janaa Hai Toh Jao.'
Read the original →An AI-made song has topped Korea's charts. The rising track has sparked a push for labeling as YouTube and Spotify act, while Korean platforms await clear rules.
Read the original →A Val Kilmer doppelganger stars in a new western, and the AI starlet Tilly Norwood is set for her feature debut. Experts are split on whether mainstream adoption is a long way off or just around the corner.
Read the original →The article says AI video camera prompts fall apart on anything but a static shot. It sets out when to stop describing a camera move and start filming it.
Read the original →Former UTA film agent Dante DeSario has launched Collage, a management company devoted to AI-native production.
Read the original →Xbox strategy manager Brandon Stirrup says Microsoft uses AI. He says he built a playable game in 3 hours using Unreal Engine and MCP tools.
Read the original →The growing role of artificial intelligence in preserving the continent's cultural treasures emerged as a theme at the meeting.
Read the original →Getty Images has lost over 99 percent of its peak market valuation and fallen into penny-stock territory. Facing heavy debt and growing competition from AI-generated imagery, the company plans to begin an expedited prepackaged Chapter 11 process. This follows the collapse of its planned merger with rival Shutterstock.
Read the original →The article says films can shape perspectives, influence society and tell stories that resonate with audiences. It notes that artificial intelligence is beginning to find its place in the field.
Read the original →Seinosuke Dobashi, a fourth-year student in the School of International Liberal Studies, says his goal is to create works that will last 5 or 10 years from now and beyond. Influenced by his musician father, he has been close to music since childhood. In high school he made music and worked as a DJ across a wide range of genres.
Read the original →Una Media Partner Co., Ltd. issued a press release on October 20, 2026 at 16:47. It announced that the AI anime production platform PopPixs is starting a certified creator program. The first round will recruit about 5 creators.
Read the original →Malsah Labs has released HarmonyKeen, software that generates harmony parts to match an input melody. It runs on macOS and Windows, costs $59, and works as a standalone app or as a VST3/AU plugin in a DAW. It is a one-time purchase rather than a subscription, with a 7-day free trial that needs no card and starts counting from the first generation, not from installation.
Read the original →Organizers of the 2026 arts festival firmly reject the use of AI technology in the short film category. They say the aim is to protect the traditional creative values of students.
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