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- 1Former Disney Producer Katzenberg Urges Creative Industry to Embrace AI●元ディズニーの名プロデューサー「クリエイティブ産業はAIを受け入れるべき」 https://www. gizmodo.jp/article/2609-katzen berg-ai-creative-industry/ # gizmodo #
Jeffrey Katzenberg, the renowned former Disney studio chief and DreamWorks co-founder, says the creative industries should accept artificial intelligence rather than resist it. His comments argue that AI adoption is inevitable for production and creative work, a stance likely to fuel ongoing debate among filmmakers, artists and studios already divided over AI's role in writing, animation and design.
- 2Jon Watts Reportedly Directing Star Wars: Episode X●Jon Watts Is Our 'Star Wars: Episode X' Director https://gizmodo.com/jon-watts-is-our-star-wars-episode-x-director-20008
Jon Watts, director of Marvel's Spider-Man trilogy, is reported to be attached to direct Star Wars: Episode X, a new installment in the main Skywalker saga. The news has drawn attention from sci-fi and movie fans, with reactions focusing on how Watts' blockbuster experience might shape the next chapter of the franchise.
- 3Apple TV 4K Refresh Reportedly Nearing Launch●An Apple TV 4K Refresh Is Just Around the Corner https://gizmodo.com/apple-tv-4k-4th-generation-leak-2000817522 # Tech #
A fourth-generation Apple TV 4K could be close to release, according to a Gizmodo report citing leaks about the next version of Apple's streaming box. The refresh is expected to update the company's set-top device, though details on specifications, pricing, and an official launch date have not been confirmed by Apple. Tech observers are following the story for signs of what the new hardware will offer.
- 4Data center politics turn hostile with cease-and-desist letter●How Toxic Are Data Centers for Politicians? Eight-Page Cease-and-Desist Letter Toxic https://gizmodo.com/how-toxic-are-d
A politician or official reportedly received an eight-page cease-and-desist letter in connection with criticism of data centers, underlining how politically toxic data center projects have become. Communities increasingly push back against data centers over water and power use, noise, and strain on local grids, and politicians who support or oppose them face legal and electoral pressure. The letter suggests the industry or its allies are aggressively defending against criticism.