Sometime that fastest way to watch a long video is to not watch it but let AI help you read or summarize what it has to say.

YouTube says new disclosure tools and automatic AI detection will help viewers more easily identify AI-generated videos.

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Parsons, known online as Kane Pixels, skipped college to make the A24 horror movie out Friday.

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Before Kane Parsons had a Hollywood deal, he had a cheap laptop in his bedroom, a consumer-grade camera, and a grainy image from a 4chan forum. Now 20, the filmmaker known online as Kane Pixels has ...