We all acknowledge that media and entertainment is in a period of excessive disruption, but Rethink Research has a more foreboding forecast.

Long-form content is on the rise even on short-form platforms like TikTok, where M&E publishers are seeing greater engagement and growth.

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

Historical accuracy isn’t a problem in Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon,” a historian argues, but a failure to ground the emperor’s motivations is.

An increase in creativity will be AI’s biggest impact on the creator economy, say 30% of content creators polled by video platform Artlist.

Despite evidence of data illiteracy, U.S. consumers increasingly believe they are responsible for their own data, according to research from PCH.

Throughout this breakout year, ChatGPT has revealed the power of a good interface and the perils of hype, and it has sown the seeds of a new set of human behaviors.

Evan Shapiro presents his “7 Rules of Gravity” with actionable steps for building a sustainable media business and thriving in this new era.

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

Are we the last generation to make decisions about AI? Gartner offers 10 predictions for technology in 2024 (and beyond).

Media universe cartographer Evan Shapiro asserts that the M&E industry has entered into a new, user-centric era focused on consumers’ needs.

Evan Shapiro’s latest map of the media universe has a new look. (And if you think that the resemblance to old-school video games is coincidental, you’re fooling yourself.)