AI “makes it so that anyone who has an interest in the process can” be a digital storyteller, says Doc Rock. He thinks that’s good for humanity.

We need to take a longer-term view of AI as a tool to speed production but not one that replaces human talent, a panel of experts say.

Industry experts explore how generative AI is revolutionizing media technology, from data use to real-time ad creation.

We’ve been warned this day would come: Believable synthetic reanimations, also known as deepfakes, have entered the political arena.

Radoff explains his vision for putting creative power in the hands of everyone, not a handful of centralized gatekeepers.

The days of one-size-fits-all content are over, and by 2050 advanced algorithmic systems will drive media personalization to new heights.

“Oppenheimer” director Christopher Nolan says his new film offers lessons on the “unintended consequences” of technology.

AI isn’t likely to enslave us, says Nir Eisikovits of UMass Boston’s Applied Ethics Center, but it will take over many aspects of our lives.

AI technology may soon allow consumers to generate infinite versions of hyper-realistic synthetic media, according to Cannes Next panelists.

A 2023 NAB Show session hosted by NAB Amplify talks up the benefits of AI as a tool to speed efficiencies in film production.

A new report examines the profound impact AI will have on film and TV production as its use increases.

A new report from studio-funded thinktank ETC, “AI & Competitive Advantage in Media,” explores the impact of generative AI on the media.