Art.Ificial April 11 Newsletter: Vault AI Product Demo

Issue #7

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Art Ificial
April 11, 2024

Art.Ificial is partnering with the Trojan Filmmaking Club to host David Stiff, the CEO and Co-Founder of Vault AI. Vault is an AI script coverage and consumer analysis platform that is one of the hottest startups in the entertainment space. He is going to talk about the company, AI’s use in the writing process, and do a live demo of the product on one of TFC’s scripts. This will be our last event of the year, so we look forward to seeing you all there 😃 

Runway AI Film Festival

Art.Ificial is excited to partner with RunwayML to give away a limited number of free student tickets for the second annual AI Film Festival! AIFF is a celebration of the art and artists embracing new and emerging AI techniques for filmmaking. Works showcased offer a glimpse at a new creative era. One made possible when today’s brightest creative minds are empowered with the tools of tomorrow. Sign up for your free tickets below!

When: Wednesday, May 1st

Venue: The Orpheum Theater

Time: Doors open at 5:30pm, show begins at 6:30pm

A Filmmaker’s View on Sora

New York Times interviewed artist and filmmaker Paul Trillo as he shares his firsthand experience as one of the select testers granted early access to Sora, OpenAI's revolutionary video generation tool. It is definitely worth a listen to hear his perspective on areas Sora will and won’t change filmmaking.

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Microsoft to invest US$2.9 billion in AI and cloud infrastructure in Japan while boosting the nation’s skills, research and cybersecurity - Microsoft Stories Asia

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AI use for hiring, firing employees 'problematic,' NYU professor says

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Newsletter created by William Tseng and Julian Kepnes