If AI can bring actors back to life, do we still need performances—or just better stories?

AI-generated actors are no longer a concept—they’re here. While many in the industry feel threatened, this shift could open new creative and ethical possibilities. From reducing exploitation in certain sectors to expanding storytelling beyond human limits, AI actors may not replace performers—but redefine what performance means.

The esteemed British artist, Peter Blake, embracing AI and currently hosting an exhibition in Hong Kong that features AI prominently.
At the remarkable age of 91, Blake has embarked on a captivating collaboration with an AI-powered robot, expressing his enthusiasm for the artistic possibilities this “kind of magic” offers.

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

Researchers from New York University and Spain’s Pompeu Fabra University have developed a technique called Meta-learning for Compositionality (MLC), which enhances the ability of neural networks, like ChatGPT, to make compositional generalizations

Shawcross’s work is described as a fascinating exploration of the intersection of geometry, philosophy, physics, and metaphysics.

The term “avatar” may sound familiar, but its meaning has evolved significantly over the years, ranging from ancient religious contexts to our modern digital age

This innovative approach to garden planting is not only unique but also effective in addressing climate change and environmental preservation.