Filmmaker Chris Capel used AI to revive a comedy sketch shelved for 20 years, partly because renting a sea lion would have cost $10,000.
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pocket.watch, Fairground and David Bianchi on why YouTube proves demand, how streamers want hundreds of hours of AI content, and why taste still wins.
Anne Hathaway's "Verity" opened No. 1 with $32.6 million while Tom Cruise's "Digger" bombed with $8 million, his worst opening in 19 years.
Paramount Skydance finalized its $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery takeover and rebranded as Skydance. What it means for HBO Max, Paramount+ and jobs.
Kylie Jenner will headline and executive produce "Bachelorette Weekend," a Hulu murder mystery where she plays a bride found dead in the pool.
Curious Refuge's Caleb Ward says using LLMs as chatbots is outdated, and shows the agent workflow that saves his team 10 to 12 hours a week.
Matriarch CEO Verena Puhm uses AI to explore characters before writing the script, and tests a new set of tools for every project.
Native Foreign's Nik Kleverov says AI has no magic button, homogenized output makes creatives matter more, and artists should document their process.
FoxNXT head Jon Flynn says AI savings should fund more episodes and bigger set pieces, and studios owe their people training on the new tools.
UTA Creators co-head Oren Rosenbaum says studios now want creators' existing shows, and some clients turn down tens of millions to avoid AI deals.
First-wave YouTubers Bernie Su and DeStorm Power say AI backlash mirrors early YouTube, and show AI series built solo and steered live by fans.
Stability AI CEO Prem Akkaraju says creators should be paid for AI training input and output, and that time and money are content's only two evils.
Artlist greenlit three AI series in 48 hours. The team behind 'The Arc' explains how parallel workflows let them ship five episodes on a tight deadline.
IAB, Adobe and 11:11 Media on AI disclosure, Content Credentials, copyright history and the fight to hold deepfake abusers accountable.
The Jed Foundation and Creators 4 Mental Health are launching The Check-In, a monthly virtual space where creators can step out of "creator mode" and talk openly with peers.
The finding covers pages dated after ChatGPT launched publicly in November 2022. It does not mean 35% of the entire internet comes from machines.
Nearly 400 creators, AI experts and brands gathered at UCLA for the first AI Creator Day from What's Trending and TheWrap. Here are the biggest takeaways.
Livestreaming hit a record 31.4 billion hours watched in Q2 2026. See how YouTube, TikTok LIVE, Twitch and Kick rank, and what drove the growth.
Kai Cenat, Druski and Kevin Hart surprise-released the horror-comedy "Livestream From Hell" on Prime Video. Get the plot, the cameos and how the collab started.
