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BBC and YouTube Strike Digital-First Content Deal
technology1 month ago

BBC and YouTube Strike Digital-First Content Deal

The BBC and YouTube have unveiled a landmark deal to produce original, digital-first BBC content tailored for YouTube's younger audience, which may also appear on iPlayer and Sounds; global ads outside the UK will help fund the venture, with the first content spanning entertainment, news and sport and kicking off with the Winter Olympics, plus a training programme led by the National Film and Television School to develop UK talent and grow BBC's YouTube presence to around 50 channels.

via BBC|
#bbc#bbc-iplayer#creative-industries
Ongoing AI Copyright Debate Sparks Industry Concerns
technology9 months ago

Ongoing AI Copyright Debate Sparks Industry Concerns

The UK is embroiled in a heated debate over the Data (Use and Access) Bill, which aims to regulate AI developers' access to copyrighted material for training purposes. The bill faces opposition from the creative industry, which fears it could undermine artists' livelihoods, while supporters argue it is vital for the growth of the AI sector. The legislation is stuck in parliamentary limbo, with ongoing disagreements about whether AI firms should disclose their use of copyrighted content or be allowed broad access without permission, highlighting a complex clash between technological innovation and protecting creative rights.

via BBC|
#ai#copyright#creative-industries
"Sora Unleashed: OpenAI's Latest Video Wows Viewers"
technology1 year ago

"Sora Unleashed: OpenAI's Latest Video Wows Viewers"

OpenAI's AI-powered text-to-video generator, Sora, continues to impress with its latest video showing an elephant made of leaves running in the jungle, along with other extraordinary clips like Niagara Falls made of colorful paint and a POV video of a bee diving through a field of flowers. Sora can create videos up to a minute long while maintaining visual quality and adherence to user prompts, and is expected to be released to the public later this year. The tool has sparked discussions about the impact of generative AI on the creative industries and raised concerns about the use of copyrighted work for AI training.

via Digital Trends|
#ai-generated-videos#creative-industries#gpt-4
"Peach Fuzz: The Color of the Year 2024 and Its Impact on Photography and Tech"
arts-and-culture2 years ago

"Peach Fuzz: The Color of the Year 2024 and Its Impact on Photography and Tech"

Pantone has announced "Peach Fuzz" as the color of the year for 2024, describing it as subtly sensual and capable of conveying messages of caring, sharing, community, and collaboration. While some may view the color announcement as a publicity stunt, Pantone consults with various creative industries to determine the shade's significance for the upcoming year. For photographers working in these industries, incorporating the color into their work can impress clients and align with current trends, while others may choose to avoid it to maintain their own unique style.

via Fstoppers|
#arts-and-culture#color-of-the-year#creative-industries
Adobe's AI-powered 'Generative Fill' revolutionizes Photoshop editing.
technology2 years ago

Adobe's AI-powered 'Generative Fill' revolutionizes Photoshop editing.

Adobe is integrating generative AI into its Photoshop editing software, making it more accessible to untrained users. The new AI tools will work similarly to other AI image creation technology, allowing people to produce pictures from simple text prompts. The company is rolling out safeguards, including a program called Content Credentials, to create more transparency and trust in photos and videos shared online. However, some experts worry that the technology will cut out certain workers from creative agencies and brands as it becomes easier for anyone to use.

via NBC News|
#adobe#ai#content-authenticity-initiative