Google seeks Hollywood partnerships, Anthropic slashes costs, and OpenAI delays projects amid security concerns. The AI industry faces mounting challenges balancing innovation with ethical and legal risks.
HBO Max transforms its Harry Potter podcast into a TV series companion, Vancouver Film Festival unveils a diverse lineup, and Jay Baruchel’s comedy premieres at TIFF, signaling evolving trends in cinematic storytelling and audience engagement.
Three major tech developments this week: Starcloud's interstellar probe, TP-Link's Wi-Fi 8 hardware, and Apple's new CEO. How do these stories reflect the industry's evolving priorities?
Three new films highlight cinema’s shifting priorities, from chaotic military slashers to concert documentaries and gothic revivals.
Three key developments this week: a major AI security breach, a Linux distribution's AI policy shift, and a governor's call for ethical AI governance.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has frozen state funding for Flock's AI surveillance cameras as backlash mounts, following revelations of $30 million in state spending on the controversial technology.
Sony Music and Warner Chappell sue Anthropic over AI training data, while musicians track down AI grifters. OpenAI's leadership shift highlights deeper industry tensions.
Acer unveils a gaming handheld with a keyboard, a near-MacBook Air laptop, and Microsoft's security feature threatening gaming performance. How do these innovations reshape tech trends?
Three major tech developments this week: Starcloud's interstellar probe, TP-Link's Wi-Fi 8 hardware, and Apple's new CEO. How do these stories reflect the industry's evolving priorities?
The U.S. is erecting barriers against foreign drones and robots, while Grindr aims to become an all-in-one app for gay men, and a massive Steam leak reveals lost gaming history.
Three new developments highlight the evolving landscape of global cinema: African films at TIFF Market, Venice's celebrity fandom, and an animated fantasy's star-studded cast.
HBO Max transforms its Harry Potter podcast into a TV series companion, Vancouver Film Festival unveils a diverse lineup, and Jay Baruchel’s comedy premieres at TIFF, signaling evolving trends in cinematic storytelling and audience engagement.
Three new films highlight cinema’s shifting priorities, from chaotic military slashers to concert documentaries and gothic revivals.