#Creative
Curated coverage on «Creative»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
QPEL.ai: AI Transforms Any Request into Your Personal University
Let's be honest: modern online education in its current form is a graveyard of unwatched lectures and dusty certificates.
Sora crashes: OpenAI faces reality after the hype
Remember that collective shock when OpenAI first showed Sora's capabilities? It seemed like camera operators and video editors could bulk-update their resumes, and…
Google's Project Genie: Now Anyone Can Build Their Own Mario 64 (But Very Poorly)
Imagine waking up in a world where creating a new installment of a legendary franchise doesn't require hundreds of programmers, five years of development, and a…
Video from Code: Why Developers No Longer Fear Motion Design
Museum Guide in Telegram: Why Pay for Excursions When You Have LLM
Jonathan Nolan: AI Will Feed Newcomers and Leave Blockbusters Soulless
Adobe Burns Bridges: Why Animate Became Redundant in the AI Era
OpenClaw and the Great YouTube Cleanup: The End of the Era of Cheap Neural Slop
While you were sleeping, 1.4 million AI agents from OpenClaw managed to build their own social network and seem quite satisfied with life without humans.
Russian Voice from a Box: Why Open Source TTS No Longer Sounds Like a 90s Robot
Remember those days when Russian speech synthesis sounded like torture? The voice of a stuttering robot from a cheap navigator that confused stress patterns and…
AI Zoo 2026: How Not to Go Crazy from the Abundance of Tools
AI Music: Why the Absence of Soul No Longer Hurts the Charts
Adobe Firefly: Unlimited Creativity Until March (and Why It's a Gesture of Desperation)
SoulX-FlashTalk: Chinese Soul App Makes Digital Doubles Talk Without Delay
Emu2 in Nature: Chinese Scientists Found a Single Code for Reality
For a long time, modern artificial intelligence resembled a high-tech Frankenstein's monster. We were accustomed to neural networks having different "organs" for…
Obsidian on Steroids: How Neural Networks Turn a Junk Pile of Notes into a Knowledge System
Most Obsidian users sooner or later face the same problem: their "second brain" gradually transforms into a digital graveyard.