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All Artificial intelligence articles
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NewsSaudi AI firm Humain talks up ambition to create “culturally relevant” models for Arabic world
Humain’s Steve Plimsoll says global AI models often generate results that lack nuance or cultural accuracy for local audiences.
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NewsOpenAI strengthens guardrails for Sora 2 after Bryan Cranston pushback
The AI comapny regrets “unintentional generations” of Cranston’s likeness.
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NewsFremantle names head of AI label Imaginae Studios
James Duffen joins as CEO with brief to leverage AI tools to drive production innovation.
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NewsCreator of AI actress Tilly Norwood responds to social media backlash: “She’s not a replacement for people”
Particle6 founder Eline van der Welden says AI creation is ’’not a replacement for a human being” amid talk of talent agency taking on digital avatar.
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NewsUK creative bodies slam government for resistance on AI copyright protection
Further signatories include screenwriters Sarah Phelps and Danny Brocklehurst.
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NewsLisa Nandy takes “dim view” of streamers and Banijay for not funding UK industry standards body CIISA
More support for the exhibition sector and “frustrations” over AI legislation were also talking points.
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NewsAI-integrated animation ‘Critterz’ in production for UK’s Vertigo Films
OpenAI creative strategist serves as consulting producer.
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NewsFremantle appoints first ever executive vice president of AI
The role reports into Matthew Wilson, chief legal officer.
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NewsNetflix releases guidelines for using generative AI in productions
Source: Netflix Netflix Netflix has revealed its guidelines for using generative AI in productions, giving the OK for its use in ideation. The streaming giant has already revealed that AI was used to cut VFX cost on sci-fi series The Eternaut, and it recently introduced generative AI ...
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NewsAI “tsunami” poses threat to creators’ rights, say copyright experts
“AI content will flood the commercial market and will suck out a lot of money.”
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News“It’s the Wild West,” says James Cameron of the use of generative AI in film
”I want to learn it, I want to master it for myself, then use my own best judgment about how I apply it to my personal art,” he added.
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Newsmk2 unveils second annual AI film festival to highlight ethical use of artificial intelligence
Cedric Klapisch is the jury president.
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News“It’s a hard business not to be cynical in,” says ‘Materialists’ producer Christine Vachon
The US producer was speaking at Ireland’s Galway Film Fleadh.
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NewsUK government says it is “looking afresh” at AI and copyright proposals for the creative sector
“We are looking afresh at the whole range of options,” said the government this week.
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NewsKorea’s CJ ENM bets big on AI for future hits across film, TV and animation
Entertianment giant lays out artificial intelligence strategy for creating future film, TV and animation productions.
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NewsUK actors union Equity signs open letter to Pact demanding AI protections
Pact and actors union Equity are discussing a new agreement.
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NewsUK’s controversial data bill passes through parliament without AI protections
An amendment to the Data (Use and Access) Bill to stop tech companies scraping copyrighted materials has failed.
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NewsUK government to spend £2bn on AI action plan
The plan involves adopting the 50 recommendations of the AI Opportunities Action Plan.
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NewsBFI outlines nine recommendations for UK screen sector in era of AI
Robust licensing framework to address copyright concerns, more formal AI training for creative workforce among suggestions.
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NewsUK culture secretary updates creative industries on AI strategy: “We have heard you loud and clear”
Lisa Nandy has committed to a series of roundtables with the creative industries to help draft further AI legislation.