Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch and others are impressed by z.AI’s open model, built for long coding and agentic workflows.

Bose says it is moving away from traditional campaign-driven marketing, and building a label plus studios.

Pixar’s fifth sequel opens massive, with technology replacing humans as the new villain and a real screen-time debate behind it.

Philly brother-sister duo Cold Court make a glitchy genre mashup that nods to hyperpop, then refuses to wink.

The footage was disabled by a copyright-owner report, leaving fans racing for screenshots before Marvel’s December 18, 2026 premiere.

A Kapwing analysis of 10,742 videos and 500 fresh For You page views suggests the feed is polluted early.

The Atlantic says 21 million recordings from four datasets helped train AI. SZA says Black artists are being exploited.

Incoming CEO John Ternus inherits a weakened design org and promises to put it back at the center.

Prime Video is expanding The Boys universe with a 2027 prequel and a Mexico spinoff, keeping Starlight’s story in motion.

A Wall Street Journal investigation says Polymarket paid for deception that looks real on social media, and the scale is massive.

The cast explains why the opening naval brawl demanded training, choreography, and constant soaking.

A Fargo-style total conversion ditches chaos for 2006 suburb realism, then builds a cop-roleplay-ready map for everyone.