Daily curation of entertainment-tech moves, each with a one-line take.
IFPI starts applying AI chart eligibility rules across its global chart network, Google ships Lyria 3.5 with reworked vocals, and a 24-hour FAST channel devoted entirely to AI-made video launches.
DailyEleven music companies including the majors and HYBE jointly propose chart eligibility rules for AI music, Winamp returns as a unified player powered by Deezer's catalog, and SiriusXM launches a $5-a-month sports audio bundle.
DailyHBO Max opens a vertical shorts feed with AI-picked scenes, Roblox folds short-form discovery, chat, and mobile game-building into a new app home, and OiiOii AI launches a platform that splits animation work across seven agents.
DailyA proposal to license AI music training the way samples get cleared, Snapchat wires live Spotify sharing into Snap Map, and a three-minute fully AI-generated sequence airs in the SBS drama 'Agent Kim.'
DailyGEMA launches PLAI, a fully licensed dataset for training AI music tools, Character.ai opens Lorebook so several characters can share one world, and Yoroll releases a playable film stitched from 140 AI videos.
DailyRunway ships a 'Media Router' that auto-selects image, video, and audio models, Black Forest Labs unveils Flux 3, a 20-second video model with native audio, and Krafton invests in game-payment infra firm Neon Commerce.