Studio Ghibli joins other publishers in urging OpenAI to stop using copyrighted works

Japan’s most beloved animation houses are challenging OpenAI’s use of copyrighted works in AI training, renewing global debate over creativity and consent in the age of generative technology.
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From Drones to Digital Storytelling: DTECH® 2026 Keynotes to Feature Zipline and Former Leaders from Lego, Pixar, YouTube, and SpaceX

DTECH® (formerly DISTRIBUTECH), the leading annual transmission and distribution (T&D) event, will kick off its highly anticipated 2026 edition on February 2 in San Diego at a pivotal moment for the ...
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Commentary: Hollywood isn’t dying, it’s rewriting its script

When actor and filmmaker Mel Gibson grumbled during a recent podcast appearance that it was cheaper to fly his entire ...
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REVIEW: the Govee Pixel Gaming Light brings creativity and customisation

Discover the Govee Pixel Gaming Light, a Matter-enabled, fully customisable display that brings creativity and interactivity ...
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Ghost Spectre Windows: All Frequently Asked Questions Answered in One Place

Dive into our ultimate guide answering all FAQs about Ghost Spectre Windows. Boost gaming, debloat, ensure safety. Get expert ...