Explore BIG CHANGE reporting on Culture & Entertainment: what changed, how it works and why it matters.
Pinterest says Beauty Guides turn hair and nail Pins into planning references that users can save. The launch is available to U.S. iOS users; the company has not published an accuracy assessment or a price.
Nieman Lab found ChatGPT-generated cartoons bearing real New Yorker cartoonists’ signatures. Its tests show false attribution, while the training source and rights remain unresolved.
Sony is adding QSSR to Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei on standard PS5. Access is game-specific, and sharper reconstruction does not establish faster frame delivery.
A Tokyo court said unauthorized exploitation of a commercially attractive voice can infringe publicity rights. It dismissed Kenjiro Tsuda's TikTok deletion claims after the posts were removed, without deciding whether the clips infringed.
Manus 2.0 adds an editable video timeline, playable game controls and event-triggered workflows. See access, credits and persistent hosting costs.
Creator repositories show how Claude Opus 5.5 wrote animation code for music videos and an explainer, then rendered it with browser and video tools.
Meta says Horizon Create and Horizon Studio can make and edit 2D or 3D mobile games for distribution across its platforms. The tools remain in limited testing, with access and earning terms unresolved.
Meta's VR Glasses put an AI assistant into a glasses-style VR system with a tethered computer. Brief demos show the controls; sales are planned for spring 2027 at $1,299.99 USD.
Jess & Morgs use live cameras and green screen in Deepfake to expose how a political interview image is made. Research adds limits to the show's concern about public trust.
YouTube's September creator announcements span tools you can use now and others still rolling out. Here's how draft feedback, thumbnail tests and future editing differ.
OpenAI influencer marketing is bringing ChatGPT into everyday creator posts. This disclosure map shows what the labels establish and what they do not prove.
Zelda Williams rejects a fabricated video of her father. The episode shows how synthetic portrayals borrow credibility and leave families correcting the record.
