The future of storytelling was on full display as Runway’s fourth annual AI Festival took over New York’s Lincoln Center, and this year, something fundamental had shifted.
Last Wednesday, I took the F train downtown to see the third iteration of DENNIS, written by Aidan La Poche. Currently circulating like gossip through every Paloma Wool–clad Lower East Side Gen Z’er, it not only takes on the topic of AI, but also explores therapy culture, brain rot, and the particular seduction of being understood by something that isn’t human.
The 18th Annual Harlem Fine Arts Show transformed The Glasshouse into a convening space centered on innovation, ownership, and cultural authorship.
Stars Chris Pratt, Kali Reis, Kylie Rogers and Chris Sullivan attended the premiere of Timur Bekmambetov’s new action thriller “Mercy” at AMC Lincoln Square on Monday.
With her directorial debut, Where The Children Go To Play, filmmaker Jada George invites audiences into a dystopian world where artificial intelligence decides who is worthy of survival.
Meet Acrobat Studio, a first-of-its-kind destination designed to help you work smarter, create faster, and actually enjoy the process. Think of it as your productivity HQ, where files aren’t just files anymore; they’re dynamic, conversational spaces powered by AI.
The Tensor Robocar is the first Level-4 autonomous vehicle for personal ownership built from the ground up with advanced sensors, redundant systems, and Tensor’s proprietary AI. It introduces consumer-ready autonomy with self-maintenance and on-vehicle data privacy to usher in a new era of personal self-driving cars that outdo anything else on the market right now.
M3GAN 2.0 is a genre-jumping, scary-yet-funny adventure that surprisingly also delves into concerns that many have today about technology and AI. It truly has something for every sci-fi geek and horror movie nerd, and makes for one of the best movies this year.
Pharrell Williams‘ non-profit, Black Ambition, celebrated its fourth annual Demo Day in New York City, awarding over $2.7 million to 30 innovative startups led by Black and Hispanic entrepreneurs. The event, designed to bridge opportunity and wealth gaps, highlighted companies across tech, healthcare, consumer goods, artificial intelligence, and media/entertainment.
The Invisible Collection debuts a of artworks carefully curated by Docent’s AI-powered recommendation system and aligned with the themes of Invisible Collection’s current exhibition with French designer Thierry Lemaire at their NYC Gallery.
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