William Sikora III: SURFACE

• William Sikora III’s Surface tells the touching tale of Lumi, a deep-sea fish who dreams of reaching the surface, inspired by a real anglerfish story.

• Made with AI image tools, hand-done VFX, and layered animation, the short blends tech and heart to create a visually rich, emotional journey.

AI OR DIE: “Karen: Unleashed”

• Karen’s revenge arc takes center stage as she goes after everyone who’s ever wronged her, from rude cashiers to the store manager.

• A chaotic mix of action and satire, the AI-generated short turns the "Karen" stereotype into an unstoppable force.

ArkDev: Hygrounds

• Hygrounds is a vibe-coded FPS blending Fortnite chaos with Minecraft visuals, built in HYTOPIA using Claude 3.5/3.7 as a co-dev for Pieter Levels’ 2025 Vibe Coding Game Jam.

• Mine blocks, loot chests, and rack up kills in fast-paced deathmatches where the top fragger wins the round.

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Siddharth Ahuja: Ableton-MCP

• Siddharth Ahuja’s new AbletonMCP connects Claude to Ableton Live using the Model Context Protocol, enabling full prompt-based music creation.

• Claude can now load instruments, build MIDI clips, add effects, and control playback, all directly inside Ableton through socket-based two-way communication. 

First Feature Film Dubbed Entirely With AI Sets Distribution Deal

• "Watch the Skies" is set for its U.S. theatrical release on March 28, 2025, marking a significant milestone in AI-assisted filmmaking.

• The film utilizes advanced AI dubbing technology to synchronize actors' lip movements with multiple languages, enhancing the viewing experience across diverse audiences.

• This innovative approach not only reduces production time and costs but also sets a new standard for global film distribution, allowing for more inclusive storytelling.

Timbaland’s AI Reinvention

• Timbaland is all-in on AI music, using Suno to generate tens of thousands of tracks and variations with his own beats, calling it his personal Thriller moment.

• He sees Suno’s training on copyrighted music as “learning musicality,” brushing off legal and artistic backlash as growing pains in a new creative era.

• With Suno’s cover-song tool, he reimagines old ideas into fresh genre flips—like turning a Busta Rhymes collab into a modern reggae duet with an AI vocalist.