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OpenAI continues to share clips of Sora, its impressively smooth and photorealistic generative AI video model, but it remains an internal model only for now. Meanwhile, rivals in the fast-moving video AI space including Pika aren’t letting the moment go to waste. This weekend, Pika added a new feature that allows users to automatically generate sound effects for their AI videos made on the web platform, pika.art. The move promises to add a whole new dimension to AI generated videos, most of which are soundless and previously required a user to add their own sound files through other editing software. Now, with Pika’s new addition, they can do it right within the app and create new sound files without sourcing them separately. https://lnkd.in/gZrWymbD #technologydevelopment #wednesday #techarticles

The integration of AI in film and media is opening doors to transformative possibilities. As filmmakers, we often seek new ways to enhance our storytelling, and AI tools offer innovative solutions that can streamline processes while igniting creativity. Embracing AI isn't just about efficiency; it offers opportunities for richer narratives and unique artistic expressions that resonate with diverse audiences. From automating mundane tasks to generating fresh ideas, the potential is limitless. Working together as a community, filmmakers and technology enthusiasts can share insights, learn from each other's experiences, and foster a culture of collaboration that pushes the boundaries of creativity. What strategies have you explored in your film projects to harness AI's potential? Let's exchange our thoughts and inspire one another! 🎬✨ #FilmInnovation #AIFilm #Storytelling #CreativeCommunity #CulturalHeritage https://lnkd.in/dsG9c6Z3

✨ Introducing Dreamflare: The Future of Video Creation Dreamflare, an innovative AI-generated video platform, is transforming the way content creators bring their visions to life. With cutting-edge #technology and a user-friendly interface, DreamFlare AI empowers users to easily create high-quality videos that captivate audiences. This article explores the groundbreaking features of Dreamflare and how it is shaping the future of #video production. Discover how this platform is changing the game for creators worldwide. https://lnkd.in/esP6Kx5h via TechCrunch #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #tech #contentcreators Instant Systems USA Kim Kersten Melih Oztalay

Insights from Cannes Lions Festival to help marketers fuel creativity in their work Ranging from the return to traditional craft techniques and the use of humour to an emphasis on creative effectiveness and the role of AI in advertising, this report summarises the key conversations that dominated Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2024.

"We’re always early adopters of new technology, of new ways of accomplishing our goals, so we started using AI and found that it was a good tool in our arsenal." Thank you to Karen Moltenbrey with postPerspective for speaking with Ryan McCoy. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gfzSaRUB #HalonEntertainment #Halon #VFX #VisualEffects #Visualization"

AI is the future! People have been saying it time and time again. This read is a nice look into the potential applications of artificial intelligence with film. Personally, I think people are indispensable in terms of creativity, although maybe one day we will have movies made just for ourselves. #WMIRL #Future #Movies

Esquire Group Inc. For my Artist Representation class this week, I decided to dive into how AI is changing the entertainment industry, inspired by an article in Dateline, which discusses Lionsgate's recent deal with AI research company, Runway. The goal of this partnership is to use AI for things like storyboarding in pre-production, and eventually, for more advanced tasks like creating backgrounds and special effects in post-production. This move puts Lionsgate ahead of other major players like Disney and Paramount, who have been exploring AI but haven’t made such a decisive step forward. While this partnership could save Lionsgate a lot of money in production costs, it also raises some big questions—especially with the recent writers' strike. How will this affect jobs in the industry? AI has the potential to take on more creative tasks, but it also creates uncertainty about what the future holds for human roles in filmmaking. On one hand, using AI could help to reduce costs significantly, but it also raises concerns about the displacement of artists and crew members. The role of AI in entertainment is still evolving, and partnerships like this one represent the early stages of a potentially major shift in how content is created. Because Lionsgate is the first major studio to make a shift like this, it begs the question: what does the future of the entertainment industry look like with AI in the picture? This shift truly forces the industry to reconsider how it can integrate new technologies without compromising the essential roles that artists and creators play. https://lnkd.in/egKE33cJ

Debating AI in Creative Advertising: Innovation or Exploitation? 🎨🤖 Under Armour's controversial AI-powered commercial sparks ethical discussions in the creative community on Instagram. Dive into the intersection of art and technology! #AIinAdvertising #EthicalAI #CreativeDebate #ArtificialIntelligence 🌟🔍🎬Archana Daksh https://lnkd.in/epwi2SC3

https://lnkd.in/eGzPTnwc As far as I can tell, this is the biggest step a studio has taken with an AI company, and most likely a sign of things to come. I can keep an eye on it the best I can, but over the past several years, the pattern seems to be executives announcing AI as an exciting prospect, then concealing what work is done with the generating algorithms, or rather, what work is taken away. The vice chair of Lionsgate says this has "potential applications to [the] pre-production and post-production process." I think of that process as made up of editors, story-boarders, production and costume designers, mixers, musicians, all to say, artists. The goal of this partnership is, as stated, "cutting-edge, capital-efficient content creation opportunities." As a filmmaker, these words do not excite me.