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Indie publisher warns generative AI has made video games 'cooked' as usage spreads

Mike Rose, founder of indie publisher No More Robots, declares that generative AI in video games is here to stay, calling it 'mega annoying' from a publisher perspective. During the last Steam Next Fest, approximately one-third of demos featured AI-generated content or art, intensifying market competition for indie publishers and raising concerns about the normalization of AI in games.

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Indie publisher warns generative AI has made video games 'cooked' as usage spreads

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Deepfake nudes crisis spreads to 90 schools globally, impacting over 600 students

A global analysis reveals that deepfake sexual abuse incidents have hit around 90 schools worldwide, impacting more than 600 pupils across 28 countries since 2023. Teenage boys are using AI-powered nudify applications to create fake nude images of classmates, leaving victims traumatized while schools and law enforcement struggle to respond adequately to what experts call child sexual abuse material.

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Deepfake nudes crisis spreads to 90 schools globally, impacting over 600 students

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Suno and major music labels reach stalemate over AI-generated music distribution rights

Licensing negotiations between AI music platform Suno and major record companies Universal Music Group and Sony Music Entertainment have hit an impasse over how AI-generated music should be shared. While Warner Music struck a deal in November, the remaining labels want AI tracks confined to apps, not freely distributed online.

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Suno and major music labels reach stalemate over AI-generated music distribution rights

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Netflix's VOID AI removes objects from video and rewrites reality with physics-aware editing

Netflix released VOID, an open-source AI model that removes objects from video while understanding physics and causality. Unlike traditional editing tools, VOID rewrites scenes to account for missing elements—erasing a car crash removes the debris and fire, deleting a person from a pool dive leaves the water undisturbed. The model could eliminate costly reshoots for studios.

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Netflix's VOID AI removes objects from video and rewrites reality with physics-aware editing

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Greg Abbott and Republicans fooled by fake AI image of rescued US pilot from Iran

Texas Governor Greg Abbott shared an AI-generated photo falsely depicting a rescued U.S. pilot from Iran, despite a 'Made with AI' tag. The incident, which also fooled other Republican politicians including Mike Lawler and Ken Paxton, has sparked urgent calls for improved media literacy as AI-generated misinformation becomes increasingly common around major news events.

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Greg Abbott and Republicans fooled by fake AI image of rescued US pilot from Iran

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Indian film industry slashes costs 80% with AI, outpacing Hollywood's cautious approach

India's studios are transforming filmmaking by using AI to slash production costs to one-fifth and cut timelines to a quarter of traditional methods. While union constraints limit Hollywood's adoption, Indian cinema races ahead with full AI-generated films, multi-language dubbing, and altered endings for re-releases, though audience reactions remain mixed.

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Indian film industry slashes costs 80% with AI, outpacing Hollywood's cautious approach

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Esquire Singapore publishes AI interview with One Piece actor Mackenyu, sparking ethics debate

Esquire Singapore published an AI-generated interview with One Piece actor Mackenyu after he couldn't attend in person. The magazine fed his previous interviews through Claude and Copilot to create fabricated responses, drawing widespread criticism from journalists and fans who question the ethics of publishing AI-generated content as journalism.

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Esquire Singapore publishes AI interview with One Piece actor Mackenyu, sparking ethics debate

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HarperCollins partners with Toonstar to turn books into AI-powered animated shows

HarperCollins is partnering with AI animation studio Toonstar to adapt book franchises into digital shows for YouTube. The first project adapts Lisa Greenwald's Friendship List series. Toonstar claims its AI technology produces episodes 80% faster and 90% cheaper than traditional methods, but the move has sparked concerns among authors about AI-assisted storytelling.

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HarperCollins partners with Toonstar to turn books into AI-powered animated shows

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ElevenLabs launches AI music generation app to compete with Suno and Udio

Voice AI company ElevenLabs has released ElevenMusic, an iOS app that generates original songs from text prompts. The free app allows users to create up to seven tracks daily, while a $9.99 monthly Pro subscription unlocks 500 tracks per month. The move positions ElevenLabs against established AI music platforms like Suno and Udio, just days after Google launched Lyria 3 Pro.

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ElevenLabs launches AI music generation app to compete with Suno and Udio

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Google Vids gets AI upgrade with Veo 3.1 and directable avatars that interact with objects

Google advances its AI-powered video creation platform with Veo 3.1 integration and customizable avatars that respond to text prompts. Users can now direct avatars to interact with products and objects while maintaining character consistency across scenes. The update includes direct YouTube publishing, a Chrome screen recorder, and Lyria music models for content creation.

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Google Vids gets AI upgrade with Veo 3.1 and directable avatars that interact with objects

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Sam Altman Opens Up About Sora Shutdown and Scrapping Disney's Billion-Dollar AI Partnership

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman broke his silence on shutting down Sora, the AI video generator that killed a $1 billion Disney partnership. In his first interview since the March announcement, Altman revealed the decision came down to scarce computing resources and avoiding addictive features, despite losing a major deal and disappointing partners.

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Sam Altman Opens Up About Sora Shutdown and Scrapping Disney's Billion-Dollar AI Partnership

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Nexon calls Arc Raiders a 'Trojan Horse' proving AI tools can build hits with smaller teams

Nexon executives are doubling down on AI game development, calling Arc Raiders proof that AI tools enable smaller teams to create successful AAA games at reduced costs. The company sold 14 million units in 15 weeks but faces scrutiny over replacing human voice actors with AI-generated content, a decision partially reversed after backlash.

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Nexon calls Arc Raiders a 'Trojan Horse' proving AI tools can build hits with smaller teams

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Kathleen Kennedy Questions AI's Role in Filmmaking at Runway Summit Amid Industry Hype

At the Runway AI Summit in Manhattan, legendary producer Kathleen Kennedy voiced skepticism about AI in filmmaking, questioning whether AI tools can replicate human taste and artistic judgment. Her concerns came as industry executives compared generative AI to fire and the printing press, just days after OpenAI shut down Sora, disrupting a $1 billion Disney deal.

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Kathleen Kennedy Questions AI's Role in Filmmaking at Runway Summit Amid Industry Hype

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Over 200 Groups Demand YouTube Ban AI Slop Videos Targeting Kids Amid Development Concerns

More than 200 child development experts and advocacy groups are calling on YouTube to ban AI-generated videos from its kids' platform. The coalition argues that low-quality AI content, dubbed 'AI slop,' distorts children's sense of reality and displaces activities critical for healthy development. The campaign follows a landmark verdict finding YouTube liable for designing addictive features that harm young users.

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Over 200 Groups Demand YouTube Ban AI Slop Videos Targeting Kids Amid Development Concerns

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Google launches Veo 3.1 Lite, slashing AI video generation costs as OpenAI exits market

Google unveiled Veo 3.1 Lite, its most cost-effective AI video generator, cutting prices by 50% compared to Veo 3.1 Fast. The new model supports text-to-video and image-to-video generation at $0.05 per second for 720p video, targeting developers building high-volume applications. The launch comes days after OpenAI shut down its Sora video app, signaling Google's commitment to making generative AI video accessible and affordable.

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Google launches Veo 3.1 Lite, slashing AI video generation costs as OpenAI exits market

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