19 Oct 2026 · 2,968 works · 707 news indexed
News
Short original briefs on AI in culture, each linking out to the original reporting rather than reproducing it.
Industry29 Sep 2026
FoxNXT's Jon Flynn says filmmakers are pitching features with AI-freed budget already planned in, citing a 20% average saving that he says is really about time.
Film29 Sep 2026
KT Studio Genie and CJ ENM are pairing real performances with AI-made sets and effects to compete with China's mostly AI-generated short dramas.
Film29 Sep 2026
Vietnamese directors Victor Vũ and Nguyễn Quang Dũng are working with a firm planning 200 AI-assisted short films a year from 2027, with AI also used for a new animated feature.
Industry29 Sep 2026
A Magic Kingdom photo test that remakes guests as stone busts looks AI-generated; Disney has not confirmed the method and fans are split on it.
Film29 Sep 2026
TFS is adapting a fantasy novel into a 15-episode AI short series with CapCut's support, for HTV, as Vietnam tightens rules on AI films released online.
Film29 Sep 2026
Guillermo Miranda and Javier de la Chica made their windmill comedy with about a dozen people and 1,200 Seedance generations, and say the tools still have real limits.
Platforms29 Sep 2026
Unveiled at FICCI FRAMES, the tool promises multi-shot continuity and script-to-video production; Eloelo says it grew out of making 5,000 dramas.
Legal & Policy29 Sep 2026
A Shanghai appeals court ruled that a company's AI clone of a dubbing actor's voice infringed her rights, and made the firm prove where its training data came from.
Film29 Sep 2026
RoseBerry Media will use its RedSnapper AI tool to turn Donna Freedman storylines into about 150 minutes of phone-first episodes for its epis service.
Industry29 Sep 2026
Brittin told the RTS convention that anyone can now make near-studio content, as the BBC weighs AI presenters amid deep cost cuts.
Platforms29 Sep 2026
After players tried to push its licensed Ryza chatbot off-script, SpiralAI will cap player input from October and pursue fake screenshots.
Platforms29 Sep 2026
Days after new mod rules banned using real people's voices without permission, Rockstar warned a top Spanish streamer his channel could face strikes over an AI voice mod.
Film29 Sep 2026
Clips of the 80-year-old actor leaping through explosions drew millions of views, but tell-tale errors show they were made with generative AI.
Film29 Sep 2026
Something Special will use generative AI to turn participants' photos and interviews into personalised memory pictures, and take the format to Mipcom.
Industry29 Sep 2026
At a National Assembly forum, Kim Jae-won promised legislation to protect creators as AI reshapes Korea's content industries.
Industry29 Sep 2026
At the RTS Convention, Prime Video's head of international said AI will cut production costs and aid dubbing and access, but will not write shows.
Industry29 Sep 2026
A Seoul parliamentary seminar used Nolan's The Odyssey to argue for human-led production, and discussed 'human-made' labels and pay for creators whose work trains AI.
Legal & Policy29 Sep 2026
The actor's team says an unnamed Los Angeles AI firm used her name, images and videos without consent; the company and any court filing are not identified.
Legal & Policy29 Sep 2026
Brussels is asking whether copyright rules need reinforcing for AI training, live-event piracy and music performers' pay, with replies due by 3 November.
Creators29 Sep 2026
A mine-worker influencer with 80,000 followers was AI-generated and used to sell adult videos; Instagram is removing her posts for lacking AI labels.
Creators29 Sep 2026
A free public register lets creators mark their name, face and voice as allowed, conditional or off-limits for AI, with a million records open to claim.
Film29 Sep 2026
Korea's Kaja and UK's Zig Zag will pitch Trust Me, I'm a Robot at Mipcom, with the Oxford-built robot also composing its music.
Film29 Sep 2026
The ten-part series, made on Mango TV's own LumeCreate platform, recreates Long March terrain in Hunan without sets or location shoots.
Models29 Sep 2026
The new model lets writers script laughs, accents and ambience inline and keeps a cloned voice across languages, while consent checks still rely on uploaders.
