AI storytelling tools are transforming the creative process, turning neural networks into collaborative partners for writers, screenwriters, and game developers. Imagine sitting down to write a story, and an AI-powered co-writer like Sudowrite, ChatGPT, or DeepStory helps you brainstorm plot ideas, refine dialogue, and even build immersive worlds

The art world is transforming, with Augmented Reality (AR) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) leading the way. Picture stepping into a gallery where walls come alive, swirling with colors that respond to your movements and emotions.

Our work has earned appreciation from scientists who understand the complexities of AI, yet misconceptions remain about it being purely AI-generated. We want to clarify that while advanced technology and AI tools played a role, the true driving force behind the process was our creative vision, intuition, and decision-making

Imagine a world where cars communicate their intentions not just through the erratic hand waves and honks of human drivers but through clear, visually distinct signals. Mercedes’ Drive Pilot system, a Level 3 autonomous technology, promises just that. Unlike the Level 2 systems like GM’s Super Cruise or Ford’s BlueCruise, which require constant human supervision, Drive Pilot offers a glimpse into a future where I can sit back and let the car do the driving

In the whirlwind of AI excitement in 2023, there’s a reality check for organizations diving into AI implementation: trust issues. The latest AI models, including OpenAI’s GPT-4, are known to generate inaccurate outputs. This poses challenges for critical tasks, where reliability is crucial.

As the holiday season approaches, we’re eagerly anticipating the cozy days spent at home with our loved ones, indulging in the joy of watching television.

Google is actively exploring the capabilities of generative AI to create concise summaries of web content in response to search queries.