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Across K-12 platforms, tutoring apps, and enterprise LMS tools, AI-driven personalization has shifted from differentiated feature to baseline expectation — and legacy publishers are racing to keep up.
NVIDIA unveiled Cosmos 3 and physical AI agent frameworks at CVPR 2026, positioning embodied intelligence as the next compute platform after LLMs — with direct implications for autonomous vehicle and robotics development.
The 79th Cannes Film Festival has barred films where generative AI served as the principal authoring tool from competing for the Palme d'Or — the most consequential AI content policy from a major cultural institution to date.
Rasmussen University is replacing Blackboard with D2L Brightspace across all programs, piloting AI-native learning tools in nursing education first in May 2026.
Indian film studios are adopting AI faster than Hollywood—using it to cut production costs, dub films into 15+ languages, and reach regional audiences that were previously too expensive to serve.
Runway CEO Cristóbal Valenzuela argues AI video tools should push studios toward 50 lower-cost films instead of one $100M tentpole — but the math runs into Hollywood's real bottleneck: audience attention, not production cost.
Runway CEO Cristóbal Valenzuela argues studios should redirect $100 million blockbuster budgets into 50 AI-assisted films—a portfolio diversification argument that reflects where production cost curves are heading.
Runway's CEO says AI can let studios produce 50 films for the cost of one blockbuster — changing the risk calculus on creative content investment in Hollywood.
Runway CEO Cristóbal Valenzuela argues studios should use AI to make 50 films instead of one $100M blockbuster — a portfolio bet on quantity, diversity, and statistical hits.
NVIDIA announced partnerships with major U.S. manufacturing and robotics companies during National Robotics Week, with CEO Jensen Huang declaring that physical AI has reached its commercial inflection point as manufacturer interest in LLMs doubled to 35%.