Be careful what we wish for. The possibility of an executive order granting broad exemptions to AI companies from copyright claims poses an existential threat to the publishing industries as they currently operate.
At TIBE in February, the Thai pavilion attracted 250,000 visitors.
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Moving forward without engaging with AI is to miss a huge opportunity to level the paying field.
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The ouster of Jennifer Salke from Amazon MGM Studios is a telling sign of the evolving landscape of Hollywood, where the traditional values of studio filmmaking are increasingly being influenced by the data-driven, profit-oriented priorities of Big Tech.
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AI-produced audio slammed for its low quality was actually created by humans. Luddite Fringe, look away now!
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Be careful what we wish for. The possibility of an executive order granting broad exemptions to AI companies from copyright claims poses an existential threat to the publishing industries as they currently operate.
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Needless to say the SoA was like a lamb with two tails as it gleefully revelled in the Meta piracy site news.
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What I love about the Morocco pavilion at the Paris Book Festival this year is that visitors can explore five thematic areas, each offering a unique experience.
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The comic strip’s 2 kilometers surpasses the previous record of 1.6 kilometers set in Japan.
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Curie, an AI-powered scientific writing assistant tailored for researchers, especially those for whom English is not a first language.
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Today, the digital revolution has expanded the horizons of children’s art. Technology offers new ways to create and share artwork, allowing children to experiment with styles and techniques.
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Text-to-video is the new cinema frontier, and we’ve been here so many times. If it’s new and shiny, it’s bad, bad, bad, and must be resisted at all costs. Until we can’t live without it.
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Joke of the Month: “The Trump-Vance FTC will never back down from taking on Big Tech” – US Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson.
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Submissions are now being welcomed and will remain open until Friday, 4 July,
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There’s a lesson here for publishers everywhere that rely on US trade.
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Put simply, publishing needs to move with the times. And of course it will, eventually. The history of publishing is the history of active resistance, passive acceptance and eventual embrace.
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Submissions opened 17 March and close 22 August.
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All that said, actions speak larger than words, so it will be interesting to review this in a year’s time and see what real progress has been made.
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As AI further disrupts the creative industries, it will be those that upskill to stay ahead that will thrive, while those that take the lazy route AI offers will find they have nothing original to say and no unique voice to say it.
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“This will be the largest event in our 53-year history, reinforcing our position as the biggest book trade event in Southeast Asia.”
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Repositioning large print books as “Comfortable Reads”, “Relaxed Reads” or “Easy-on-the-Eye Reads” for all demographics presents a lucrative opportunity for the publishing industry.
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