Content creator and AI artist Taryn Southern shares practical tips for using AI to transform the creative process and your storytelling.

Tech guru and Microsoft scientist Jaron Lanier adds his voice to those calling for regulation of AI and advocating for data provenance.

The “new” Beatles song “Now and Then” utilized the same AI technology that director Peter Jackson employed for documentary “Get Back.”

A report compiled by Caretta Research finds buyers increasingly selective about new developments, focusing instead on creating efficiencies.

Whether you’re excited by or wary of the potential for AI, you’re trying to parse how it will change work. Adobe’s Scott Belsky takes that on.

In 2024, AI applications and algorithms that can optimize data, perform complex tasks, and make decisions with human-like accuracy will be used in diverse ways, the study finds.

Disrupting industries from e-commerce to marketing to pop music, virtual influencers continue to rake in followers and profits.

As digital screens become more embedded in our daily lives, the line between the virtual and the tangible is becoming increasingly blurred.

Says DP Erik Messerschmidt: “It was all about how you bring the audience to a place they are not used to being, close to this assassin.”

The disruptive force of AI could be as transformative to democratic institutions as the printing press, argues policy expert Samuel Hammond.

NAB Show New York will feature 55 first-time exhibitors on the show floor and will showcase a number of new products and services.

Will GenAI tools like DALL-E help us survive and thrive as a creative species, or are they the death knell of creativity as we know it?