Artificial Intelligence
Alex Reben’s work explores the evolving relationship between humans and machines. He uses humor and absurdity to address serious issues, finding AI to be just another tool in his artistic process. Through projects like “The Plungers” and “Ear we go again,” his art illustrates the interaction between humans and AI, reflecting the ongoing debate surrounding…
Researchers have found that watermarks for AI-generated text are easily removable and susceptible to theft and copying, making them ineffective. The watermarks are a means of inserting hidden patterns to identify AI-generated content, but new research has revealed the vulnerability of this technology, calling for more caution in its use.
Several filmmakers recently tested OpenAI’s Sora, yielding impressive results. Shy Kids created “Air Head,” leveraging Sora to maintain consistent characters and achieve near-perfect faces. Paul Trillo’s “Abstract” showcases raw Sora output with vintage aesthetics. Don Allen Stevenson’s “Beyond our reality” offers a NatGeo-style documentary introducing imaginary animals, illustrating the tool’s creative potential.
OpenAI’s generative video model, Sora, showcases advancements in video generation. Competitors like Haiper are working on similar technologies. The potential for generative video is vast, impacting fields from marketing to filmmaking. However, challenges like control and misinformation pose significant hurdles. The future demands a multifaceted approach involving both industry and public education.