Artificial intelligence fully blending into our daily lives is no longer a dream of science fiction. Director Scott Dale’s recent Netflix thriller Subservience stars Megan Fox as a lifelike robot housekeeper named Alice. The film dives deep into the worries many harbor about sharing our homes and workplaces with ultra-capable machine
China has launched a new special committee in Beijing to actively implement the central government's instructions for the development of the film industry. This new committee intends to better empower filmmaking by developing new technologies to support the efforts of Chinese film producers.
Blu Digital Group has unveiled DubGenie, a specialized service arm dedicated exclusively to artificial intelligence dubbing. This initiative marks a pivotal advancement in utilizing AI to provide dubbing services, enabling content creators to effectively engage international audiences through sophisticated and emotionally resonant dubbed content.
The artificial intelligence company OpenAI has reportedly set up meetings with Los Angeles talent agencies, media executives, and Hollywood studios offering to collaborate and persuade filmmakers to use its new AI video generator in their productions.
The Post New York Alliance will explore how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing post-production in the next edition of Post Break, its free webinar series. The Role of AI in Filmmaking is scheduled for Thursday, May 18th at 4:00 pm ET.
AegiSolve has released its latest eBook, Secure Silicon for Digital Cinema through the Lens of AI. The new complimentary guide explores the importance of secure silicon for ensuring the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of sensitive information and the proper functioning of digital cinema systems.
MTI Film’s has announced a new feature for Cortex Enterprise: a tool for frame-rate conversion. Scheduled for release this month, the tool leverages artifical intelligence-assisted machine vision technology to automate the process of converting content to a different frame rate while avoiding artifacts caused by camera motion.
The Oscar-winning visual effects studio Digital Domain has announced the creation of Zoey, which it says is the world’s most advanced computer-generated human-like figure. Powered by machine learning and created using an advanced version of the technology and process that helped bring Thanos to the big screen, the photorealistic Zoey can engage in conversations with multiple participants at once, remember people, access the internet to answer questions and more, paving the way for the next step in the evolution of artificial intelligence. My question isn’t just what does Zoey mean for the cinema business; my question is what does Zoey mean for society?
National CineMedia today announced a strategic partnership with Rad Technologies to leverage the power of recommendation and referral with machine learning to drive distribution of advertisers’ messages through targeted social influencer networks. Using Rad’s proprietary artificial intelligence technology, the product identifies the right influencers to connect the brand’s message to moviegoing audiences across the world.
Rising Sun Pictures has added two post-doctoral researchers from the Australian Institute for Machine Learning to lead a new initiative centered on the application of artificial intelligence to its visual effects pipeline. Dr. John Bastian and Dr. Ben Ward will develop pipeline tools based on machine learning and other AI applications as a means of streamlining visual effects production and creating visuals that look more photorealistic.
