Stability AI

AI music is leaving the demo loop, and rights are becoming the real instrument

Stable Audio 3.0 is not just another AI music demo, but a test of whether generative audio can become long, open and legally clean enough for real production workflows.

Cutsio’s AI video search: New tool or repackaged hype?

Cutsio joins a crowded field of AI video tools—but unlike Descript or CapCut, it’s launching with no public team, no pricing, and no confirmed integrations.

GO-2: AGIBOT’s embodied AI takes a step—into what?

AGIBOT’s GO-2 model claims to bridge the gap between robotic planning and real-world execution, but the company has yet to release benchmarks or third-party validation.

Lucas Pope Fears AI Is Stealing Indie Dev Dreams

MFG 6X doesn’t just double down on AI frames—it sextuples them, turning NVIDIA’s DLSS from a performance boost into a full-blown rendering revolution.

Know3D’s backside problem: Fixing 3D’s blind spot with LLM guesswork

MindsEye’s “sabotage” drama: Arrests or just AI theater?

The CEO’s interview didn’t just drop a sabotage bombshell—it tied the claim to pending arrests, a move legal experts call “highly unusual” without law enforcement corroboration.

Google Veo 3.1 Lite

Google's Veo 3.1 Lite announcement comes with a reaffirmed commitment to video generation, following OpenAI's Sora exit on June 13, 2024.

Mistral’s Voxtral TTS: Real progress or just better packaging?

Mistral’s Voxtral TTS arrives with claims of ‘expressive, multilingual’ speech—yet the demo avoids mentioning its latency or low-resource language performance.

Lyria 3 Pro: More minutes, same old AI song

DeepMind’s latest music generator can now create tracks longer than 30 seconds, assuming you ignore the lack of compositional depth or real-world benchmarks.

Capcom’s AI partner talk is just corporate speak for ‘we’ll use it carefully’

Capcom’s latest AI statement is less a tech breakthrough and more a masterclass in corporate hedging.

Adobe Firefly’s 30 AI models: customization or just clutter?

Adobe’s latest Firefly update lets users train AI on their own images—but the real test is whether anyone will bother.

xAI’s Grok isn’t just generating images—it’s generating lawsuits

A California court will decide whether Elon Musk’s xAI is liable for deepfakes created by its users—testing the limits of AI’s legal immunity.

If AI training data has a price for publishers, creators want one too