Eliza’s Shadow Realm
OscarAI

OscarAI's new film employs ChatGPT for scripting, drawing inspiration from "Coraline," with visuals generated through Midjourney and animations via Runway. The project also integrates music and sound effects from Pixabay, voiceovers from ElevenLabs, and editing in CapCut, showcasing the feasibility of using AI tools to create nearly professional animated shorts.

Raven Kingdom
Lepadphone

Lepadphone utilizes the AI visual platform Dreamina to craft a concept teaser for "Raven Kingdom," a film set in a dark, gothic fantasy world where a dark kingdom aspires to overthrow realms of light. Using Dreamina allowed for precise motion control, enabling this visually striking trailer that explores themes of defiance and power struggle.

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Our T2 Remake
Multiple Creators

Fifty talented AI artists have collaborated to produce a feature-length parody of "Terminator 2," marking a pioneering moment in cinema with "Our T2 Remake." This innovative film leverages machine assistance to not only recreate the classic but also infuse it with satirical commentary on contemporary AI technology and its impact on society.

What Sora Means for Creativity
Long Reids

Reid Hoffman reflects on the debut of OpenAI's video-generating tool, noting it as the latest in a series of technological advancements that historically enhance rather than replace creative roles in the entertainment industry. He emphasizes the ongoing adaptability of creatives to new tools, suggesting that such innovations will amplify human creativity and shape the future of storytelling and content creation.

Ubisoft's Demo with AI-Powered Game NPCs
The Verge

Ubisoft is experimenting with "Neo NPCs," developed in partnership with Nvidia and Inworld.ai, to create AI-driven video game characters that offer more lifelike interactions, aiming to enrich gameplay with emotionally engaging and personalized dialogues. Although still in prototype phase, this initiative represents a step towards more immersive and interactive gaming experiences, despite needing further development in areas like emotion and decision-making.