Films, music, images, comics, and other finished work made with a meaningful contribution from AI.
Each day, NEWSCAPES extracts moods and images from news headlines and generates a new landscape beyond the same black window frame. When generation fails, the window closes.
Director Paul Trillo used Sora’s dreamlike logic for a four-minute Washed Out music video whose camera keeps moving forward as people age, fall in love, lose one another, and dissolve into memory.
MIT’s Center for Advanced Virtuality created an installation and website that clones Richard Nixon’s voice and depicts an alternate Apollo disaster speech, explicitly using a convincing fake for media-literacy education.
Anna Ridler’s 2018–2019 artwork uses GAN-generated tulips whose blooming and wilting respond to the live price of Bitcoin, connecting the historic tulip bubble with cryptocurrency speculation.
Waymark generated still frames with DALL·E 2 and animated faces with D-ID to assemble a 12-minute thriller set around an Antarctic expedition.
Commissioned by MoMA, Refik Anadol Studio trained models on roughly 180,000 works from the museum’s modern and contemporary collection and generated a continuously changing data sculpture shown in 2022–2023.
Director Oscar Sharp and researcher Ross Goodwin filmed a nine-minute science-fiction screenplay written in 2016 by an LSTM system called Benjamin, starring Thomas Middleditch.
