The Academy / Digital Trends In 2024, Hollywood was roiled by protests led by the SAG-AFTRA union, fighting for fair rights over their physical and voice identities in the age of AI. A deal was ...

Film Academy, BAFTA, Grammys Heads on Diversity Progress, AI, and Modernizing Awards Shows Bill Kramer, Jane Millichip and Harvey Mason Jr. discussed "The Future of Awards Bodies," mixing "carrot ...

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has approved new awards rules, updated campaign promotional regulations and key dates for the upcoming 98th Oscars. The nominations voting period ...

The Recording Academy, the organization behind the Grammy Awards, rolled out new rules around AI ahead of next year's show — as the technology rapidly advances.

Grammys CEO Harvey Mason Jr. stated that AI-created music is eligible for Grammy Awards on the condition that they have any human contributions.

The Recording Academy introduced a swath of new rules for the 66th Grammy Awards, including new guidance on AI recordings and their eligibility.

The Recording Academy—which presents the Grammy Awards— said it is working with the copyright office to discuss possible regulations for AI-generated music, adding it wants to “ensure human ...

Per the Recording Academy's new standards for Grammy Awards eligibility, AI is permitted, but a human still needs to be the work's primary creator.

While allowing AI to be used in any movie eligible for an Oscar win might sound controversial, the more controversial rule change highlights an issue that's plagued the Academy Awards for years.

According to the 66th Grammy Awards Rules & Guidelines booklet, works generated solely by AI are not eligible for the awards. However, the Academy does not completely exclude AI's potential role ...

Earlier in April, the academy announced a new category for stunt design, but that award won’t begin until the 2028 Oscars. Next year’s Academy Awards will be held March 15, with Conan O ...