A California man has pleaded guilty to hacking an employee of The Walt Disney Company by tricking the person into running a malicious version of a widely used open source AI image-generation tool.

Kazuma Kaneko's new game is supposedly only trained on his own art, but there's some familiar characters cropping up.

Credit: AlexandrIA / AI-generated AI art doesn't usually convince me as a ... and this unusual felt or wool-like stopmotion remake of Disney's Beauty and the Beast is a concept that's won me ...

On today’s episode of Decoder, we’re talking about AI, art, and the controversial collision ... just kicked up a notch by the Studio Ghibli memes — pictures cribbing the style of the ...

Iger was asked about the technology at Disney’s annual shareholder meeting Thursday, telling those in attendance that “AI may, in fact, be the most powerful technology that our company has ...

Nullbulge, claiming to be a hacktivist collective, told reporters at the time it carried out the attack “due to how [Disney] handles artist contracts, its approach to AI, and its pretty blatant ...

A former Disney engineer who downloaded an AI tool for fun says the decision destroyed his life and career. Matthew Van Andel, 42, had his financial information stolen by hackers who used his ...

Damon: So the idea is that fan art is okay, so long as a human ... co-founder Hayao Miyazaki’s beliefs about AI. Then there are these memes—the White House tweeted a Ghiblified image of ...

His mind raced; he knew no one outside Disney would have access to that information. How did the person messaging him on chat forum Discord know what he had said in a private workplace Slack channel?