Paul McCartney confirmed that The Beatles will release one “last” song later this year, which was recently finished with the help of artificial intelligence.
Complex caused quite a stir by ranking the top personalities in hip-hop media, and AI can now make anyone sound like Jay-Z, Kendrick, Eminem, and more. Is rap in trouble? Let's chat!
A new AI-powered search tool that goes under the name of ‘ThatTrack’ helps creatives find music to accompany projects without the risk of copyright strikes on social media platforms.
Check out our sit down with Richard Juan, producer of the world's first film entirely written and directed by artificial intelligence (AI), specifically ChatGPT. We talked about the impact of AI on the film industry, working with ChatGPT, producing the film in 7 days, and much more.
A new app called Rewind is hoping to cater to consumer demand for nostalgic music experiences.
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum used a new technology to train a computer to recreate the missing pieces of Rembrandt's 'The Night Watch', pixel by pixel in the art icon's signature style.
The eight-episode series featuring people like Mark Sagar and Tim Shaw is now available to watch for free on YouTube's Learning channel.
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'The Music Sounds Better With Whom?' dives into the intersection of music and AI, exploring technology's impact on music makers, listeners, and society.
AI has been developed to discover connections throughout art history between artists and the works of art they themselves used as inspiration.
We're back talking about the Cannes Film Festival, deepfaking Mona Lisa, and spoilercasting Season 8 of 'Game of Thrones' and some of the series' biggest moments.
Nvidia has come up with a prototype that will be able to turn even the simplest of sketches into photorealistic pictures.
The chatbot, Cosm Bot, has been trained on 1000 hours of online music production tutorials to help answer your questions.
AI is the talk of the town these days, and with its ease of use and availability its made its way into nearly every part of our lives. Music not excluded. With this newfound ability to sound like anybody in rap, including some of the all-time greats like Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, and Eminem, it's raising a lot of serious questions about its usage and ethicality.
With each passing day, people worldwide have become increasingly dependent on technology to get things done. Whether you're in a traditional or creative field, digitalization is happening.
There's seemingly no industry that hasn't been majorly impacted by the emergence of AI and ChatGPT, including the film industry as now, it's been able to write and direct an entire short film in a shocking 7 days.
Released 20 years ago last month and originally a longtime project of Stanley Kubrick, there isn't a film quite like 'A.I.: Artificial Intelligence' in all of Spielberg's extensive filmography.
Warner Bros. just became the first, among the major studios, to turn towards Cinelytic and their artifical intelligence programming to help in the greenlighting of projects; and while this can be a scary sign of things to come, it's not time for creatives to panic just yet.
The idea that Shakespeare didn’t write all of his plays by himself isn't new, but by using artificial intelligence, a Czech researcher might have just provided concrete proof.
The tool is called Overdub and allows the user to create an artificial intelligence double that can be used “to overdub flubbed words or phrases and can even generate entirely new sentences all on its own — in your voice."
The exhibition will include Ai-Da’s framed pencil drawings, and as reported: “alongside paintings generated from her perception of objects and scenes she’s observed in the world.”
We're back with special guest Aaron Pruner to talk about the Disney takeover of Fox becoming official, new shows on the horizon that are worth checking out, and whether there's too many streaming services out there to be sustainable.
An innovative new technology appears and headlines pop up all over the www announcing that artist’s days are numbered and that all those musician types better start thinking about getting real jobs.
But can robots really replace human musicians, or are they just the latest mutants in musical evolution?
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