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Recently, New York-based company Runway announced the launch of a new talent network aimed at helping brands, agencies, and film production companies hire AI film creators. With advancements in video generation by Google and OpenAI, Runway hopes to expand the application of its AI video tools through this platform. The new Runway talent network provides a platform for creators, artists, and companies focused on AI video tools from around the world to showcase their work.

The latest survey from the Game Developer Collective reveals the complex attitudes of game developers towards the application of generative AI. 30% of respondents expect AI to reduce development costs in the coming year, while 8% anticipate an increase in costs. Regarding quality, 17% of developers believe AI will enhance game quality, whereas 35% express concern over declining quality. Generative AI has sparked controversy in the gaming industry, with opponents arguing that it may cause greater environmental harm and lead to a decrease in product quality. In terms of application, 49% of developers have adopted it.

SAG-AFTRA, in collaboration with Replica Studios, has approved the use of AI voice actors, triggering discontent within the global voice-over community. The agreement aims to create 'fair and ethical' digital voice replicas, potentially impacting the future of human voice actors. Voice-over stars have expressed their concerns on social media, and some key figures in the voice industry have even begun to speculate about the possibility of a second actors' strike.

Using AIGC tools, a classic game 'Angry Pumpkins' was created. Natural language prompts and prompts were used to acquire the materials needed for the game. The code generated by GPT-4 required multiple iterations and fixes, ultimately resulting in a 600-line code game. This showcases the potential of AIGC tools and marks a historic moment. There is still a distance to be covered for one-click complete game generation.