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Sony’s Oasis-Loving CEO Thinks We’re Going To Crave Human-Made Art In The Age Of AI
Sony CEO Hiroki Totoki believes that while AI can enhance creativity, human-made art will remain essential and craved by consumers. He suggests that the industry must adapt to leverage AI rather than be threatened by it. This perspective contrasts with some industry figures who express concerns about AI's impact on originality and the value of human experience in art.
MMAJ 2026 Akan Hadir di Gandaria City Jakarta 30 dan 31 Mei
Merah Merah Anime Japan (MMAJ) Jakarta 2026, a new business-to-business event connecting Japanese intellectual property owners with Indonesian corporations, will be held on May 30-31, 2026, at Gandaria City Mall in Jakarta. The event aims to facilitate licensing, technology transfer, and business knowledge exchange to strengthen the national creative industry, featuring popular IPs like Chibi Maruko-chan and Rooster Fighter, alongside film screenings, workshops, and live entertainment.
The UK government backtracks on AI Copyright terms, somewhat saving gaming and other UK creatives – for now
The UK government has backtracked on its proposed copyright terms for Artificial Intelligence, creating ambiguity for the future of AI regulation and its impact on creative industries, including video games. The government's investigation into AI and copyright, which spanned from 2024 to early 2025, explored various options for data mining exceptions and licensing, aiming to balance AI innovation with the protection of creators' rights.
