YouTube is tightening rules to crack down on 'AI slop' and repetitive, mass-produced videos, including AI-generated content, in an effort to restrict monetization of inauthentic and spammy content that has flooded the platform due to the rise of AI technology.
The AI 'band' The Velvet Sundown, which went viral on Spotify in June, admits they are an 'artistic provocation' composed entirely with AI and guided by human creative direction.
While ChatGPT drives referral traffic to news sites, overall organic visits plummet, prompting publishers to explore paywalls and new revenue streams as AI disrupts their industry.
Unmasking the future of YouTube: 15 thriving faceless channel ideas for 2025, spanning motivational videos, gaming, cooking tutorials, language learning, and more, with tips on creating engaging content without showing your face.
Hollywood pioneers AI-generated videos, with Asteria's generative models creating film assets from licensed material, while the upcoming 'Uncanny Valley' aims to showcase AI capabilities with human oversight, as filmmakers grapple with maintaining creative control.
In a legal battle with potential far-reaching implications, a federal judge permits The New York Times' copyright infringement claims against OpenAI to proceed, rejecting the AI company's request for dismissal.
Rowan Cheung's podcast delves into cutting-edge AI advancements, featuring experts discussing AI's potential to cure diseases, the rise of AI agents, the future of work, and AI's role in education, while exploring groundbreaking models and technologies from tech giants like Google, Microsoft, and Meta.
A groundbreaking technique using digitally constructed film masks adhered to original paintings restores damaged areas while preserving the artwork's integrity and providing a record of restoration changes.
Music icon Timbaland faces intense backlash after launching an AI music label featuring an AI singer named TaTa, sparking outrage from fans who accuse him of prioritizing artificial intelligence over human artists, leading to a bizarre AI-generated video response mocking critics.
Florida Panthers head coach Paul Maurice denied making controversial comments about the Stanley Cup and rival players, claiming the quotes were generated by artificial intelligence and circulated online, sparking outrage in the hockey community.