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A new device lets you create thousands of hair colors at home by mixing three primary dye cartridges, just like a printer mixes ink. You can even match your hair to colors from your favorite photos.
Young Ugandan developers just turned 24 hours into breakthrough gaming careers at a government-backed hackathon. The event shows how investment in creative technology is opening real economic doors for the next generation.
Stanford researchers are solving one of AI's biggest creative problems: making image generators actually listen to what artists want. New tools give creators real control over their AI collaborators.
Legendary hitmaker Jason "Poo Bear" Boyd faced off against an AI version of himself in a live songwriting competition at TED, testing whether machines can move audiences like humans do. The result surprised everyone, including Boyd himself.
Red Bull just published a magazine with a fully functional Tetris game built into its paper cover. Only 150 copies exist, but they prove gaming devices can literally be made of paper.
Bollywood actor Bhumi Pednekar is building Maya, an AI-powered animation studio designed to bring authentic Indian stories to global audiences. She's betting that AI can democratize storytelling by slashing production costs while preserving creative vision.
India just announced plans to bring creative technology labs to 15,000 schools and 500 colleges, training the next generation for 2 million projected jobs in animation, gaming, and visual effects. The move turns a gaming industry setback into an opportunity for young creators nationwide.
Video creators just got a powerful new tool that makes professional-quality footage more accessible than ever. DJI's lightweight RS 5 gimbal tracks subjects automatically and stabilizes complex camera movements with the touch of a screen.
After losing his mother, Bukar Mamadu found healing through poetry and songwriting. Now he's using AI to create professional songs without ever learning to sing, proving technology can democratize creative expression.