Labor relations, legal issues, and a lack of knowledge about filmmaking will all stall the adoption of GenAI by Hollywood, says Doug Shapiro.

How live productions are centralizing operations in the cloud, consolidating workflows, improving efficiency and reducing redundancy

Broadcasting the 2024 Summer Games Torch Relay set a new standard in the use of a private 5G network for sustained live streaming at scale.

Designer, strategist and worldbuilder Rachel Joy Victor employs “spatial economics” to explore how AI can revolutionize storytelling.

In 1958, the room-size Perceptron was hailed as a precursor to fully conscious machines that could walk, talk, see, write, and reproduce.

Spatial computing is still an experiment, but Apple has spent billions of dollars developing the Vision Pro using passthrough technology.

Merriam-Webster’s Peter Sokolowski says 2023 represented “a kind of crisis of authenticity.” It’s easy to point to AI’s role.

“Once you hear the words spoken, you hear the rhythms, you start to get an idea in your head, and you can begin visualizing an episode.” 

Cinematographer Charlotte Bruus Christensen approached the FX series “like a seven-hour movie.”

Futurist Peter Csathy warns that the Big Tech companies will make the most money with AI, while retaining most of the power and control.

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

Marvel’s first special, composer Michael Giacchino’s directorial debut “Werewolf by Night,” is a black-and-white homage to horror classics.