Google wraps its fourth Flow Sessions cohort, unveiling AI-powered short films created by artists who spent six weeks collaborating with Google Flow, the tech giant's generative AI creative studio.
A new Adobe survey of 16,000 creators reveals that 87% say AI is accelerating their business growth and 75% call it essential to their workflow, even as copyright lawsuits against OpenAI, Suno, and Midjourney highlight growing tensions over unauthorized use of artists' work in AI training.
A24's youngest director Kane Parsons, 20, slams generative AI as 'genuinely harmful' and a sign of 'cultural rot,' vowing to never use it creatively while planning to explore its societal impact in future films.
Figma launches a groundbreaking AI agent embedded directly into its design canvas, empowering designers to build, edit, and automate workflows using natural language while staying connected to brand standards — all as competition in AI-powered design intensifies among tech giants.
Hundreds pack a New York City gallery for the 'AI Psychosis Summit,' a deliberately non-corporate, Diet Coke-fueled celebration of AI creativity featuring art, vibe-coded apps, and quirky projects like a subway-map jazz generator, organized by a scrappy group of online friends aiming to inject culture and humor into the AI …
Anthropic integrates Claude with major creative platforms including Adobe Creative Cloud, Blender, Ableton, and Autodesk, enabling AI-powered assistance directly within these tools while also joining Blender's Development Fund as a Corporate Patron alongside Netflix and Epic Games.
AI photo 'restoration' tools are fabricating history by inventing details that never existed, and experts warn that no workflow refinement can justify altering the visual identity of real people — true conservation means preserving what exists, not generating fiction.
Nearly 10,000 authors, including Kazuo Ishiguro and Richard Osman, publish a deliberately empty book titled 'Don't Steal This Book' at the London Book Fair, demanding the UK government block AI companies from using copyrighted creative work without permission or payment.
Renowned Irish novelist Colm Tóibín sounds the alarm on generative AI, warning that machines can now replicate human literary style and sensibility, threatening to make novelists obsolete while serving corporate interests, deskilling writers, and carrying devastating environmental costs.
AMC Theatres backs down from screening AI-animated festival winner 'Thanksgiving Day' following fierce online backlash, forcing the Kazakhstani filmmaker's prize-winning short to pivot toward immersive venues instead.