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Artificial intelligence is opening new possibilities for preserving the past. Technology is helping museums restore damaged artefacts, protect cultural heritage and bring history to life for new generations.
Read the original →At LACMA's Art+Film gala, Denis Villeneuve defended human-made cinema over AI prompts. He then joked that he would name the next James Bond before cutting himself off.
Read the original →An Aberdeenshire artist who has sold 25 million books worldwide believes artificial intelligence will never replace the creativity and character of hand-drawn illustrations.
Read the original →The studio partnered with Sky Creative and RadicalMedia director Dave Meyers on 'That's Christmas Sorted', delivering CG warehouse environments and VFX. New AI tools built into its pipeline were used for previs, character removal and self-animating costumes.
Read the original →Artificial intelligence companies are turning to architects and other AEC firms in search of data. Tech enterprises are seeking to build AI models and agents.
Read the original →Wheel Make It's delayed Steam launch drew just 15 peak players despite 11,000 wishlists. The publisher, 2 Left Thumbs, blamed "AI-slop".
Read the original →The three-day festival at Coex offers free AI content exhibits, creator workshops and industry networking opportunities.
Read the original →The partnership will give Disney "early access" to AI technology for its resorts, cruise line, ESPN graphics and more.
Read the original →An article titled as such was published on the Chinese portal Sohu on the 5th. The description notes that the accompanying reference photo was created with AI.
Read the original →Chinese director Zhang Yimou spoke about AI's impact on the film industry at the "Golden Rooster International Film Festival Dialogue" of the 39th China Golden Rooster Awards on November 7. He is preparing to shoot a new film, "The Three-Body Problem."
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