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New features aimed at advertisers show how generative video is being integrated directly into marketing workflows on social platforms
New features aimed at advertisers show how generative video is being integrated directly into marketing workflows on social platforms
The company’s latest raise reflects growing enterprise interest as studios and creators test generative workflows beyond early experimentation
Why the streamer’s February acquisition signals a shift in how movies may be made
Why Firefly’s studio partnerships signal a different AI endgame
Why celebrity-driven brands are colliding with generative marketing tools
Why studios are automating decisions long before cameras roll
The streamer’s latest hire isn’t a robot—it’s a high-priced product manager tasked with building generative tools to make 13,000 employees more efficient.
YouTube CEO outlines upcoming tools to identify synthetic faces and voices, giving creators the power to monetize or remove deepfaked versions of themselves.
At Variety’s annual summit, producers report 30 percent faster prep cycles as AI reshapes pre-viz and scheduling—proof that automation is becoming infrastructure, not experiment.
The Amazon-funded startup Showrunner lets fans and creators generate custom animated series using celebrity IP or original ideas, blending star power and AI storytelling in a rapidly evolving platform.
Neil Newbon, celebrated for voicing Astarion in Baldur’s Gate 3, dismisses AI as emotionally hollow and insists that synthetic voice actors cannot replicate spontaneous human realism.
CAA joins a $84 million funding round for Moonvalley’s Marey platform, aligning with a growing push for licensed, ethical AI tools in filmmaking and Hollywood’s fight against unauthorized generative content.
Music and tech icon Will.I.Am speaks out at Cannes, urging transparency as Timbaland launches AI-powered label and virtual artist, spotlighting shifting attitudes in entertainment.
With backing from Andreessen Horowitz and new support from Google, Promise is betting big on generative AI to streamline—and possibly rewire—how Hollywood makes movies.
Ernst & Young report highlights the financial benefits of AI integration in media and entertainment, forecasting significant revenue growth and cost reductions.
The tech giant Google partners with Range Media Partners to co-produce films and series that subtly showcase Google's AI and spatial tools, aiming to reshape its image in the entertainment industry.
The pop superstar Dua Lipa joins a growing list of celebrities investing in AI companies, backing an emerging platform designed to create hyper-personalized music experiences based on listener moods and behaviors.
Netflix’s co-CEO pushes back on narratives of AI as a cost-cutting tool, framing it instead as a way to expand creative possibility and level the playing field for smaller productions.
New Los Angeles-based studio secures $5.5 million in funding to develop AI-driven tools for streamlined film and television production.
Fremantle opens a new division focused on developing AI-powered entertainment formats, partnering with tech leaders to push the boundaries of scripted and unscripted storytelling.
Major studios monetize AI-created trailers, diverting ad revenue amid debates over copyright and content quality.
Ben Affleck's production company, Artists Equity, aims to transform Hollywood by integrating artificial intelligence into filmmaking, seeking to empower creatives and streamline production processes.
Entrepreneur Mark Cuban discusses the limitations of artificial intelligence in the creative process, emphasizing the irreplaceable role of human judgment and intuition in storytelling
The television host partners with AI-driven security solutions to shield entertainment content from digital threats.