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Report: Disney Asked Microsoft To Prevent AI Users From Infringing Its Trademarks

The key issue: Microsoft’s AI image-creation tools were generating a Disney-Pixar logo.

The company’s aim is to “democratize 3d animation.”

A new study published by blockchain experts Dappgambl has cast an ugly light on the current state of the NFT marketplace.

The director also bemoaned growing up in Burbank, recalled walking the halls of Calarts Naked, and shared his opinion on modern Disney.

Procreate Dreams will be released globally later this year for a one-time purchase price of $19.99.

Numerous AI tools have been released this year with the aim of eliminating storyboard artists. The animation industry needs to respond.

A prominent figure in tech makes a strong argument for why the public must take a stand against AI before it’s too late.

The latest Picasso feature lets users create custom, photorealistic, 8K, 360 HDRi environment maps for quicker scene development.

The group will study artificial intelligence and how it can be applied across Disney’s many businesses, including production.

One discission will focus on challenges involved in creating the characters of ‘The Sea Beast,’ and how they were overcome using Ziva VFX.

“This is why real artists will learn to love AI,” says the individual who re-edited ‘Akira.’

The new owner, Integrated Media Company, plans to “expand [Toon Boom’s] platform into new markets and to introduce ground-breaking products.”

Members of The Animation Guild are disconcerted with their parent union’s stance on the use of AI in the entertainment industry.

We break down the importance of animation to Apple’s newest tech, as well as four other takeaways from this week’s unveiling.

The highly technical documents accompany upcoming Pixar talks which will take place at SIGGRAPH this August.

The new tech eliminates the need for bespoke facial motion capture technology, making it possible to accomplish with only an iPhone.

The ‘Brother Bear’ director reacts to a recent viral video that claims to be animated using AI.

After being announced last year, Moonray was made available to the public today as open source for general access.

The company is using ChatGPT, among other technologies, and claims that AI will also be used for images, voices, and animation.

Krikey says that AI animation can be “the foundation of the next creator economy.”