By keeping the interests of generative AI creator-users in mind, we can better arbitrate between what copyright should allow and prohibit.

Many creatives have been struggling over generative AI. Dave McKean went one step further: He wrote a book as he processed how this would change his work and our society. 

Netflix original “1899” is one series for which the dubbing function is likely to provide as much confusion as clarity.

Artists are embracing AI as a “co-creator,” developing their own “imagecraft” by refining the “art of prompting.”

Artificial intelligence text-to-image tools are able to explore the realm of the improbable or unimaginable. So why are we limiting them?

AI is already so proficient at copying an artist’s work that it won’t be long before filmmakers need to protect themselves from plagiarism.