Tag: AI

The artificial intelligence company’s warns that we need to pause development before AI can build itself and humans lose control over it.

This is how Microsoft bought access to OpenAI, hired Mustafa Suleyman, jammed Copilot into everything, and watched rivals eat the lunch Satya thought he’d already won.

from microsoft build 2026

Dreamina just rolled out Octo, a new canvas/agent workflow that tries to turn Seedance 2.0 into something closer to a scene builder than a prompt box.

So I tested it with character sheets, storyboards, a cyberpunk fight sequence, and a timeline extension to see whether Octo actually makes AI video workflows easier, or just moves the chaos into a new interface.

We’re also looking at NVIDIA Cosmos-3, Black Forest Labs showing Flux to Martin Scorsese, Bernini as an open-source “Google Omni for video” style model, and TripoSplat for turning 2D images into controllable 3D-ish spaces.

Basically: AI video is getting less like “write one prompt, get one clip” and more like planning, editing, world-building, and trying to keep the machine pointed in the right direction.

Sam Atlman, OpenAI CEO, joins ‘Power Lunch’ to discuss the pace of AI buildouts, what consumers believe around AI and much more.

Claude Fable 5 is our most capable model yet, now generally available. It’s a Mythos-class model with safeguards that let us share it broadly without compromising on safety.

It can stay with complex tasks and hard problems for days, handling ambitious work across coding, research, analysis, finance, law, and beyond.

WordPress 7 is laying the groundwork for AI in the editor, with new “connectors” that let you link WordPress to providers like OpenAI, Google and Anthropic from one central place.

In this video, I take the AI Experiments plugin for a proper spin and test what actually holds up in a real workflow.

We’ll look at AI-generated post titles, excerpts, content summaries, alt text, image generation (including featured images), and editor review notes — plus what’s useful, what needs more control, and what still feels like a demo feature.

I put together all of my Seedance 2.0 one-minute long take experiments into one compilation.

This is a full showcase of what I’ve been testing with AI filmmaking: longer camera moves, cinematic blocking, character continuity, atmosphere, action, and trying to make these clips feel less like random AI generations and more like actual film scenes.

Every clip was generated with Seedance 2.0, then edited together into one longer compilation to show how far AI video is moving right now.

Can you spot the transition points?

If you’re into AI filmmaking, cinematic AI video, Seedance 2.0, or the future of short films, let me know which long take worked best.

We exist through our creations… AI is the catalyst to the execution, but there is only one source of divine creativity. Most of these tricks are repeatable in any editing software including Capcut, Davinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, etc.

Every major commodity has a benchmark price — oil has Brent Crude, equities have the S&P 500. Now AI tokens finally have one too: the Token Price Index, built by Harsha Maddipatla, Partner in Strategy at Monitor Deloitte.

Token prices are heading in one direction: up.

The business that survive the AI Token Rug Pull will be the ones that got off the cloud before it came.