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A reproduction of a massive long-lost painting by Estonian master Johann Köler is on view in Viljandi. It was created using AI and a single black-and-white photograph.
Read the original →The emergence of AI singers on Korean charts has sparked debate about the future of artists, copyright, and the music industry.
Read the original →Mohit Pandey, Senior Tech Journalist at AIM, sat down with Vatsal Sheth, Co-Founder and CEO of Prismix Studios, for an AIM Front Page LIVE session at Cypher 2026. The conversation covered one of Indian entertainment's AI experiments.
Read the original →"Anna by the Window" is a glimpse inside the world of Ryan, a teen boy who travels to New York City to reconnect with his AI startup founder brother.
Read the original →The article looks at how AI supports game concept art, promotional video, independent development and interactive storytelling. It also covers practical production challenges to consider.
Read the original →The number of new game pages being created daily on Itch.io has doubled in the past two months.
Read the original →Brandon Stirrup deleted his comments from X a day after saying that AI usage is widespread in the gaming industry.
Read the original →The 14th Aké Arts and Book Festival will explore indigenous African knowledge, artificial intelligence and creativity. It will bring together prominent writers, poets, publishers and filmmakers under the theme Native Intelligence.
Read the original →The article presents 9 ChatGPT prompts for Ahoi Ashtami 2026. They cover mother-child portraits, festive puja images, traditional looks and WhatsApp greetings.
Read the original →Illustrators are protecting their work from AI training, and designers are navigating commercial pressures. Singapore's creative community is finding ways to respond to generative AI while preserving the human touch in its art.
Read the original →Yusuke Murata, the illustrator behind the One-Punch Man manga, sparked discussion among fans after sharing his view on generative AI. The comments draw attention because the franchise is known for its detailed hand-drawn artwork, and they raise questions about how audiences might view Sony's upcoming live-action adaptation. The adaptation remains in development.
Read the original →A feature film made with generative AI by a YouTuber with 1.4 million subscribers is being pitched to overseas distributors, Screen Daily of the UK reported. The film is scheduled for a theatrical release across the United States in December.
Read the original →On October 30, 2026, China's Global Times reported that a song produced using artificial intelligence had reached a major South Korean music chart.
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