Will Smith just pulled off modern performance art—or something that looks like it.
A promo clip from his European tour sparked some chatter online when fans noticed the crowd looked a bit...off. Melting faces, mismatched hands, and warped signs.
An expert labeled it a “reality sandwich”: about 60% real footage, 40% AI-generated mush.
If that doesn’t make you double-check what your eyes are really seeing, I don’t know what will.
With that said, here’s what’s new in the AI world this week:
📈 How are companies using AI?
➜ Smarter Game Days. The NFL is rolling out AI across game-day operations. We are talking training insights to injury prevention and fan engagement. It’s about turning football into a data-driven sport, both on and off the field.
PYMNTS
➜ Reskilling the Workforce. UK-based digital bank Zopa is launching an AI-powered reskilling program to prep employees for the future of work. Call it “AI literacy” for the financial sector.
Retail Banker International
➜ AI-Priced Holidays. Walmart is cutting marketplace seller fees and using AI to fine-tune in-store shopping experiences this holiday season. Lower costs for sellers, optimized deals for shoppers.
Retail Dive
➜ Wedding Planner in Your Pocket. David’s Bridal introduced an AI assistant to help brides navigate everything from gowns to event planning. How about getting a digital stylist for your big day?
Yahoo Finance
➜ Hollywood’s AI Rulebook. Netflix has released its first generative AI production guidelines—laying out how it plans to use the tech while protecting creative jobs and IP. One point for the creatives.
The Verge