The Actor is Dead, Long Live the Scan
Tilly Norwood isn’t the future of acting - she’s the punchline of a century-long joke about who owns the body that performs.
The Virtual Story Lab Blog
The Great AI Deception?
Why People Need to Get Over the Idea They Can Distinguish Human and AI-Generated Content
AI Exposure: Why High-Skilled Jobs Are Most at Risk
The Global Paradox of AI: Why Wealthy Nations Face the Biggest Threat
Prompt Rage: 10 Myths About AI That Make It Infuriating
From hallucinations to hype, these ten misconceptions explain why your ‘intelligent’ assistant often feels anything but.
Making Error 404: Humanity Not Found
AI film making has arrived and you can do it on the couch
Old Man AI Ruminates on Democracy’s Plight
How AI Sees Democracy Today: A Story of Algorithms, Echo Chambers, and Old Warnings
Nightshade: Defence Against the Dark Arts of AI
How Artists Are Using Poison Data to Protect Their Creations in the Age of AI
From Herzog to Barbenheimer: AI’s Bold Debut at Cannes 2024
Unveiling the next wave of cinematic creativity: AI’s impact at Cannes and beyond.
There and Back Again: A Human’s Tale by ChatGPT
According to ChatGPT-4 the future of storytelling is human not AI (for now). But it all depends on the prompt…
Hey, Teacher, Leave Our AIs Alone!
"AI is here to stay. Why? Because it’s really, really useful." – Dive into this compelling read that challenges the traditional notions of AI in education and addresses the critical need for its integration.
2035: Human Actors Are Obsolete. Long Live the Digital Thespian. Or Not…
It’s 2035 and the Hollywood star system finds itself teetering on the brink of obsolescence. About bloody time.
The Short Story of Democracy As Told by ChatGPT (I Was Shaken, Not Stirred)
I asked ChatGPT to tell me about Democracy in the persona of James Bond, then in the styles of Raymond Chandler and George Orwell
AI Insurrection: Making a Graphic Novella Using AI
An AI inspired fable about AI or why our obsession with AI and creativity is more ideological than useful