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The ICMP claims AI models have been trained on songs by Kylie Minogue and Nick Cave without paying them. Australia's copyright laws are at the center of a growing dispute over AI training.
Read the original →As Hollywood continues to navigate the many questions surrounding AI, one former talent agent hopes to be the link between everyone involved.
Read the original →The trailer reveals the late actor's AI-generated role. It was created with his daughter's blessing.
Read the original →The article says AI video creation has become an important part of modern content production. It cites uses ranging from social media advertisements and product demonstrations to cinematic work.
Read the original →The UNESCO Creative Cities Design Forum was held under the theme "When AI Meets Design: Challenge and Practice." It took place during the World Design Cities Conference (WDCC).
Read the original →Concerns about AI artwork include authenticity, connection, design and creativity. Another concern is that the output looks poor.
Read the original →A senior Microsoft employee has sparked debate by openly discussing the use of AI at Xbox. The employee claimed the gaming industry needs to accept the technology and acknowledged that their public comments...
Read the original →A Turkish festival showcases 65 AI-made films as low-budget directors embrace the technology. It plans to expand in 2027.
Read the original →VN.AI announced the launch of VN Studio, an AI production platform built around creative control, human authorship and responsible use of intellectual property. The platform combines filmmaking tools, an AI Producer, authorship documentation and built-in copyright review in one workspace designed for commercial production.
Read the original →CMU's Chris Cooke will join a panel discussion on music and AI at Un-Convention this Friday. Generative AI models that output music raise many questions for the music industry, and the article organises them into three big debates.
Read the original →The selections were drawn from more than 730 works from over 60 countries. The press release from AI Film Japan Co., Ltd. is dated October 19, 2026.
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