Every story in this issue with a short summary, so you can decide what to read before leaving the site. Summaries are written by AI (Claude) only from each publisher's own description and checked by Jev for anything not in that description. They are not full translations. Follow "Read the original" for the full story.
The description says museums are typically defined as places to reflect on who we are today by looking at past artifacts and to envision the future. It says that for museums to evolve alongside society, they must understand how the world is changing and pay attention to technological advancements, including AI.
Read the original →The plans give artists unlimited access to Rotor's tools for making visual assets for release campaigns. These include music videos, lyric videos, Spotify Canvas and Apple Music Album Motion.
Read the original →Logic Pro 13.0 includes Intelligent Assistant AI, a Unified Browser, an improved Stem Splitter and iPad Sidecar support. Creator Studio subscribers get the most features.
Read the original →The evidence available from Troy is incomplete. The description says this makes it impossible to create complete, historically accurate images from it.
Read the original →Enscape 4.22 integrates Veras 2.0 more closely into the visualisation workflow.
Read the original →Researchers evaluated artificial intelligence across garment design records, consumer experiments and enterprise cutting waste. The aim was to examine how AI integrates into sustainable apparel.
Read the original →Itch.io has outlined the limits for game uploads on its indie platform. This follows the deletion of petabytes of AI-generated games.
Read the original →Fuji TV announced the founding of AI Sandbox, a dedicated testing site for implementing AI technologies in live-action dramas.
Read the original →Russia's GigaArt Artificial Intelligence Art Creation Festival has concluded. The description presents it as a showcase of AI artworks co-created by the general public.
Read the original →Creators connect AI tools for writing, images, video and decks into one workflow. The article includes survey data and a checklist for choosing tools.
Read the original →