Generative AI

From viral nightmare to big-screen terror, Neon is turning Sam Evenson’s horror short Mora into a feature, with the creator returning to write and direct.

The first trailer for As Deep as the Grave — the Val Kilmer AI movie — lands like a warning flare: instead of reviving a star, it exposes the hollow gap where a human performance should be, reigniting debate over consent, craft, and the future of acting. Written and directed by Coerte Voorhees, the historical drama initially cast Kilmer as Father Fintan, a Catholic priest and Native American spiritual guide — and the digital workaround makes that problem impossible to ignore.

Just weeks after his death, the actor’s family moved to stop a disturbing trend in its tracks.

Following the Sora app shutdown, Disney axed a $1 billion deal with OpenAI, yanking planned character licensing and upending a marquee AI tie-up.

Over 700 entertainment heavyweights unite to challenge the unauthorised use of artists’ likenesses in AI creations, raising urgent questions about the future of creativity and digital rights.

Speculation swirls as viewers spot a possible ChatGPT tab in the Stranger Things season 5 documentary. The director weighs in, but the truth behind the Duffer brothers’ writing process remains elusive.

Disney and OpenAI have announced a major partnership, with Disney investing $1 billion and granting access to its iconic characters for AI-generated video creation. Discover how this collaboration could reshape digital storytelling.

James Cameron shares his nuanced perspective on generative AI, assuring audiences that the Avatar series will remain untouched by such technology, while voicing deeper concerns about the broader implications of advanced AI.

James Cameron has delivered a scathing critique of generative AI in the film industry, voicing strong opposition to the rise of AI-created actors and performances.