Larian CEO Swen Vincke says it isn’t using generative AI for Divinity art anymore, but it’s still experimenting with it — “We’re trying things out across departments”

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The misunderstanding started after a Bloomberg interview with Larian CEO Swen Vincke seemed to indicate the studio was heavily investing in generative AI. Both Vincke and publishing director Michael Douse clarified that Larian wasn’t actively pursuing AI, but rather exploring it as an optional tool to help concept artists create quick visual references. They also confirmed that no AI-generated content would appear in the game Divinity itself.

The Pitt Season 3: Noah Wyle Teases Smaller Time Jump & Story Details

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I was reading Variety, and Noah Wyle was talking about the upcoming season of The Pitt. Apparently, they’re not planning on jumping quite as far ahead in time this season. He admitted that the ten-month leap they took felt like a really long stretch, so they’re going to try and keep things a bit more grounded this time around.

Marvel’s Blade Gets a Devastating Update (But the New Rumor May Be Even Better)

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During a recent episode of the podcast The Hot Mic, Jeff Sneider, a well-connected industry source, reported a rumor that Marvel has cancelled plans for a standalone Blade movie. Instead, the studio is now apparently considering introducing the character, known as the Daywalker, within a Midnight Sons film. According to Sneider, Blade won’t get his own movie initially, but will first appear as part of the Midnight Sons team. It’s important to remember that this information is currently just a rumor and hasn’t been officially confirmed.