Media & Arts

ArtStation, the popular platform for artists to showcase their work, recently updated its Terms of Service on December 16, 2022, and again on January 22 and February 23, 2023, with new features related to the use of AI software in the creation of artwork posted on the platform. These updates, however, seem to be taking a step backward for the growing field of generative art. Here's a review of Artstation's policy.

"NoAI" Tag: A Setback for AI-Generated Art

One of the major updates introduced by ArtStation is the "NoAI" tag, which allows artists to tag their projects as off-limits for

It's a well-known fact that as we age, our looks change and time takes its toll on our bodies. For actors, this can mean that they may not be able to play the same roles they once did. But with the advent of artificial intelligence, that's all changing.

A Glimpse into the Past with Harrison Ford

Actor Harrison Ford has been in the industry for decades and is a fan-favorite for his role as Indiana Jones. At 80 years old, he might seem a bit too old to play the swashbuckling adventurer once again. However, a new trailer for the

Google Unveils MusicLM: An AI-Powered Music Generation Software

Google has developed a new music generation software, MusicLM, which is capable of producing music in any genre using text descriptions. Despite the software not being released yet, the development has generated a lot of excitement, as well as concerns over the potential risks associated with AI and music creation.

MusicLM: Trained on a Dataset of 280,000 Hours of Music

MusicLM was trained on a dataset of 280,000 hours of music, which allowed it to learn and generate music from descriptions. The authors of the research paper on MusicLM acknowledged