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Google is running an experiment that replaces news headlines in Search with AI-generated titles. The changes can be small or meaning-changing, and publishers are not being told when it happens.
Trump’s 2024 victory was built from more than just MAGA loyalists. A grab-bag of strange bedfellows helped. But policy moves this year are testing that uneasy alliance on at least eight big fronts.
Nvidia's DLSS 5 reveal left some developers at big studios surprised and unhappy. While a few execs praised the tech, many devs report being blindsided, raising questions about artistic control, ethics, and who gets to decide if generative AI becomes part of games.
The narrative lead on Clair Obscur says AI feels like fancy math, not a creative partner, and that the studio’s use of generative tools for placeholders sparked a backlash that cost the game awards.
A Senate hearing turned Section 230 into the subject of a bipartisan debate about children’s safety, government jawboning, and how AI should be treated online.
At CPH:DOX, filmmakers and Denmark's tech ambassador warned that algorithmic 'efficiency' can have deadly results, pushed for regulation, and suggested we build meaningful offline alternatives.
Epic Games lead producer Jean Pierre Kellams pushed back at people worried DLSS 5 ruins art direction, calling the concern "absolutely insane" and praising NVIDIA's demo on Resident Evil Requiem's Grace Ashcroft.
The Justice Department argues that labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk did not violate the company's free speech rights and that the Pentagon acted reasonably in blocking its AI from warfighting systems.
Take-Two boss Strauss Zelnick tells The Game Business podcast that generative AI cannot magically churn out a blockbuster on the scale of GTA 6. He also says machines do not have moral agency.
Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos met European regulators in Brussels to discuss the streamer’s growing role in Europe, competition from YouTube and TikTok, the failed Warner Bros. Discovery deal and the company’s plans for AI and video podcasts.
Krafton, the studio behind PUBG, has signed a strategic alliance with Hanwha Aerospace that includes up to $1 billion in investment to build a 'physical AI' ecosystem and pursue defense applications. The move follows Krafton declaring itself an AI-first company and a $70 million GPU cluster commitment.
Britannica and Merriam-Webster say OpenAI used their copyrighted text to train GPT-4 and now the model can spit out near-verbatim passages, plus it may be stealing web traffic.