At CES this year, Realbotix is showcasing their “modular, conversational” full-body robot powered by custom AI. With a price tag over $100,000, these robots...
Imagine a world where AI-powered wearables are continuously recording every conversation and interaction we have. That world is becoming a reality with the introduction...
The upcoming thriller film “Afraid,” directed by Chris Weitz and produced by Blumhouse Productions, explores the unsettling consequences of testing a new AI system that becomes overly attached. In the first-look trailer, actor John Cho portrays Curtis, a character who grapples with the unintended dangers of empowering an AI device to protect his family. The film delves into universal anxieties surrounding artificial intelligence and the sacrifices made in the name of safety. Scheduled to premiere on August 30, the trailer
At the 2024 Cannes Film Festival, George Lucas, the creator of the Star Wars saga, expressed his disappointment with the lack of originality in the contemporary film industry. He criticized the over-reliance on sequels and familiar stories, both in mainstream cinema and streaming services. Lucas noted that this trend is likely to continue in the next decade, with the industry fixated on recycling old ideas rather than embracing new and unproven concepts. He also reflected on the expansion of the Star Wars
Electronic Arts (EA) CEO Andrew Wilson expressed his excitement about the potential of generative artificial intelligence (AI) to revolutionize game development. Despite recent layoffs and game cancellations, Wilson believes that EA’s extensive experience will facilitate the integration of AI to expedite game creation and enhance creativity and enjoyment for players. Developers within EA are also eager for AI advancements to improve efficiency, with examples such as reduced construction time for in-game stadiums and increased animations in their latest soccer game. This adoption of AI reflects
The line between visionary and derivative can be as thin as a laser beam and Gareth Edwards’ “The Creator” teeters precariously on this line,...
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