Demi Lovato makes her return to the Met Gala for the first time in 8 years, plus reveals what's next: "I'm in the studio right now making new music."
While an AI-generated photo of Katy Perry at the Met Gala isn't a major cause for concern, Instagram's fact-checkers taking hours to flag it indicates a larger issue social platforms have to grapple with regarding AI.
Here's why some social media users are blocking stars from their feeds after the Met Gala.
Ben Simmons brought a clock briefcase to the "Garden of Time" themed Met Gala, and people had jokes.
Whether you love or hate celebrity culture, the Met Gala is an event. In the photo, Katy Perry wears a massive gown decorated with three-dimensional floral appliqués. As the pearlescent gown drapes to the ground, its long train fades into realistic-looking moss, which cascades across the beige and red Met Gala carpet.
The warehouse was dim and slightly misty. On Friday, the crowd followed the white rabbit to Brooklyn for The Net Gala, a chic tech answer to The Met Gala. The theme of the event was internet surveillance, prompting attendees to clad in black, with some dazzling in Schiaparelli.
A 1995 Mazda B4000 LE Cab Plus pickup truck, rebadged twin to the Ford Ranger, found in a North Carolina wrecking yard.
As seen in an iFixit teardown, it's much easier to access the battery in the new 13-inch iPad Pro compared to previous models, which required removing "every major component inside."
One way to do that is by running an internal hackathon around a theme and having employees attack a problem together. Brandon Kessler, CEO and co-founder at DevPost, a company that helps customers organize and manage internal and external hackathons, says that he’s seen how hackathons help companies encourage their employees to solve big problems. “Without question, innovation and collaboration are the two key value props when it comes to running internal hackathons, and almost everyone wants both,” Kessler told TechCrunch.
Luxury watch prices are moderating on the secondary market, but retailers like Watches of Switzerland see demand continuing to outpace supply.
Creative Artists Agency (CAA), one of the top entertainment and sports talent agencies, is hoping to be at the forefront of AI protection services for celebrities in Hollywood. With many stars having their digital likeness used without permission, CAA has built a virtual media storage system for A-list talent -- actors, athletes, comedians, directors, musicians, and more -- to store their digital assets, such as their names, images, digital scans, voice recordings, and so on. The new development is a part of "theCAAvault," the company’s studio where actors record their bodies, faces, movements, and voices using scanning technology to create AI clones.