Automatic captioning, audio cleanup and text-to-image generators are just some of the AI/ML video tools available today, often for free.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg released a preview of the company’s Make-A-Video, the first AI generator able to create text-to-video content.

Augmented reality, expected to become a $97.76 billion industry by 2028, will radically change our day-to-day lives.

Recent advances in text-to-speech and text-to-video tools allow news stories to be presented by artificially intelligent news readers.

From color grading in the cloud to asset management and motion grading, artificial intelligence is increasingly powering post workflows.

Large-scale AI models combining language, art, and multimodal-based features are emerging from the lab to find a home in consumer products.

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.

Technology columnist Kevin Roose outlines the three things we need to do as a society to prepare for rapidly advancing AI systems.

A CambrianAI analyst argues that paid AI image generation services will become ubiquitous, giving creatives an unpleasant choice to face.

A pair of artificial intelligence experts argue that reality has outpaced the available language and a more precise vocabulary is essential.

“Bullet Train” editor Elísabet Ronaldsdóttir, ACE draws on her experience cutting dance choreography films to help elevate action movies.

Some experts believe we’re now within striking distance of “artificial general intelligence,” but this underestimates the promise of AI.