To Their Credit

Media

Film and TV

  1. Grok’s seven-minute “Odyssey” draws criticism over AI film’s limitsLedger: Adopted
  2. “Steelay” pushes Korean AI filmmaking to 90 minutesLedger: Adopted
  3. China’s AI actress Fang Taozi tests the limits of virtual endorsementsLedger: Adopted
  4. CopySight says 41% of AI film and search checks carried IP riskLedger: Disputed
  5. China’s first fully AI-generated film struggles at the box officeLedger: Resisted
  6. Danny McBride and Beeple debate AI’s promise and perils for artistsLedger: Disputed
  7. Ava DuVernay defends AI-animated photographs in “14th”Ledger: Disputed
  8. Olivia Rodrigo’s “Expectations” animation prompts AI claims, but no proof emergesLedger: Disputed
  9. Ghent film composers demand AI safeguards for copyrighted musicLedger: Disputed
  10. Khloé Kardashian defends AI opening after viewers question its useLedger: Disputed
  11. Authors First launches with $10 million for AI-assisted book adaptationsLedger: Adopted
  12. Austin AI Film Festival returns as debate over generative filmmaking growsLedger: Disputed