"Terminator" director James Cameron recently changed his stance on artificial intelligence, saying he supports it as a cost-cutting tool and downplaying Hollywood's copyright fears.

However, tech experts warn that the light-hearted trend carries some risks, ranging from potentially inviting cyber scams to raising ethics and sustainability concerns.

As AGI rises in the tech industry, Hollywood grapples with existential questions of creativity and whether AI can ever be creative.

ChatGPT’s recent image generation capabilities have challenged our previous understing of AI-generated media. The recently announced GPT-4o model demonstrates noteworthy abilities of interpreting ...

The recent controversy over images in the style of Studio Ghibli shows that artificial intelligence companies owe artists for ...

Crunchyroll has walked back on plans to incorporate AI into its anime titles, news that has been celebrated by the fans.

Three policy experts explain why they think anything less than a complete text and data mining exemption in UK copyright law ...

If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, Japanese animator and face of the Studio Ghibli production company Hayao ...

Some three weeks after OpenAI rolled out a significant upgrade to ChatGPT-4o, which allowed users to create images, such as ...

Never mind that Studio Ghibli director and founder Hayao Miyazaki famously denounced AI-generated art as “ an insult to life ...

I recently spoke with TechRadar about the recent social media trend of AI-generated images in the style of beloved animation company Studio Ghibli ...

are able to upload any images into the system and asked the tool to transform them “into the style of Studio Ghibli.” Users can also use the tool with Sora, ChatGPT’s text-to-video AI model.