AI can fake faces, voices, videos and comments. As the line between real and artificial disappears, can we trust anything we encounter online?
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Some executives trust AI more than their own judgement, raising uncomfortable questions about accountability and workplace decision-making.
Mia Goth does not use Instagram, but an AI-generated image still spoke for her. The disturbing case exposes the risks of fake celebrity content online.
Nicolas Cage refused an AI waiver for Spider-Noir, opening a bigger debate about who controls an actor’s face, voice and performance after filming ends.
Sony has brought QSSR AI upscaling to the standard PS5. Here is what it does, which games support it and why the upgrade matters for PS5 owners today worldwide.
OpenAI’s Dots promises to keep work moving between conversations. The appeal is obvious, but the value depends on whether it saves more time than it takes to supervise.
People can now pay to video call AI actor Tilly Norwood, but Hollywood’s latest experiment raises a bigger question about what creates a real connection.
Plaud One AI earbuds can record and summarise conversations, which sounds incredibly useful until someone says: “I never said that.”
Google DeepMind, Kling AI and microdrama platforms are heading to Busan, showing how technology is moving deeper into the traditional film industry.
AI may not replace filmmakers. Instead, it could give independent creators the tools to compete with Hollywood and tell stories without asking permission.