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Sam Altman to Microsoft: 8 Quick Implications
What Altman’s move to Microsoft means for OpenAI, Microsoft, the rest of the AI field, and AI safety. Plus, will he actually go?
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In The Age Of AI, Google Experiments With Bold Changes To Search
Google is testing and releasing a bunch of new features that amount to real change at a critical time.
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WrapStyle: Chanel Hosts Academy Women’s Luncheon, Misty Copeland Honored by LA Dance Project
Plus Wolk Morais reveals their latest fashion film
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‘Kokomo City’ Leads in Cinema Eye Honors Documentary Nominations in Fractured Awards Year
“20 Days in Mariupol,” “The Eternal Memory” and “32 Sounds” also score multiple nods
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AI Doomers Are Finally Getting Some Long Overdue Blowback
They might’ve arrived at their AI extinction risk conclusions in good faith, but AI Doomers are being exploited by others with different intentions.
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The Footage of the Oct. 7 Hamas Massacre: a Real-Life Horror Movie That I Hated
“Mom, I killed 10 Jews with my bare hands!” He repeats this over and over, excited by his achievement. The word “Jews” is what I hear. Also: “with my bare hands”
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How President Biden’s AI Executive Order Impacts Media and Entertainment
Biden’s Order Adds Ammunition for Creators in Their Copyright Fights and for Workers in Their Negotiations
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OpenAI Is A Lot More Vulnerable Than You Think
All the press, money, and awards in the world won’t prevent OpenAI from having to face the cold reality of competition.
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Mark Zuckerberg Is Coming for Sam Altman and OpenAI
A fierce, underrated, and full-contact battle is brewing between the social networking company and the formidable AI upstart.
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Witching Hour: Studios to Devote Another Week to Resolve SAG Strike or Give Up Until January | Exclusive
If that is the case, the fall TV season is lost and new movies won’t come out until next summer, says insider
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Spoiler Alert: Universal Music v. Anthropic Is a Movie We’ve Seen Before
Big tech wins again as it trains its AI on the backs of the entertainment industry
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Inside the Writers Guild’s Tortured Debate Over Denouncing Hamas Violence in Israel | Exclusive
“Not taking a stand is very much taking a stand,” says David Kohan, co-creator of “Will and Grace”
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Exclusive Data: Twitter Is Shrinking Under Elon Musk
Twitter’s lost 13% of its daily users and its rebrand has failed. But those remaining on the app are still engaged, according to new data from Apptopia. Threads, meanwhile, is a nonfactor.
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In the Age of Zoom, the Forgotten Power of the Face-to-Face Meeting
TheWrap’s recent TheGrill conference underscores the importance of in-person connecting
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Inside the Breakdown of SAG-AFTRA and Studio Talks – A Threat Leads to a Walkout | Exclusive
Instead of a 1% levy on all streaming revenue, the guild wanted a $1 per subscriber per year fee. The studios balked
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