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TheProblems surrounding AI

74 problems match this view. 9% rest on at least one peer-reviewed study, and 3% clear the high-evidence bar. The latest was filed Oct 8, 2026.

Every problem in this view, one square each, shaded by the strength of its evidence. High 2 Moderate 72 Emerging 0

Sector: entertainment

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

Using AI in film restoration risks cutting a generation from learning craft and severing the historical lineage of the medium.

Source article: Guillermo Del Toro says ‘absolutely no goddamn AI’ was used in the Pan’s Labyrinth remaster.

The Verge

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

Deezer is being flooded with AI-generated music that now comprises half of daily uploads, rising to almost 90,000 tracks per day.

Source article: Deezer says AI music now makes up half of all daily song uploads.

The Verge

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

Sony's second lawsuit alleges AI music generator Udio infringed 30,117 recordings and seeks to defeat a fair-use defence by pointing to licensing deals struck by rival AI firms.

Source article: Sony sues Udio again over 30,000 songs, seeks $4.5bn

TNW

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

Local musicians and artists in Peterborough are objecting to AI being used to generate concert posters, raising concerns about displacement of human poster artists.

Source article: Peterborough music community divided over AI use for concert posters

Global News

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Model-prefilled problemJournalismMedia & Arts

Demand from AI data centres has increased RAM and storage costs, contributing to higher retail prices for gaming consoles and PC components for consumers.

Source article: Why is gaming becoming so expensive? The answer is found in AI

The Guardian

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Model-prefilled problemJournalismSports

An AI-generated video published by the White House falsely depicted US hockey player Brady Tkachuk insulting Canadians, amassing over 10 million views and forcing him to publicly disavow it.

Source article: Brady Tkachuk decries White House’s AI video of him insulting Canadians after US gold

The Guardian

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Model-prefilled problemJournalismMedia & Arts

AI companions and profit-driven platforms create new vulnerability where users invest tender emotional parts of themselves in systems that could collapse and erase the companion, while superintelligent systems could become self-sustaining and dispense with humans.

Source article: Grayson Perry Has Seen the Future review – some of these insights into AI are just mindblowing

The Guardian

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Model-prefilled problemJournalismMedia & Arts

Generative AI companies training models on musicians' copyrighted work without approval or royalties risks wrecking the creative ecosystem, silencing original music, and eliminating career paths for young composers and writers.

Source article: Paul McCartney joins music industry protest against AI with silent track

The Guardian

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

AI systems trained to imitate a composer's output and an orchestra's broadcasts enable diabolical musical deepfakes that challenge human creativity.

Source article: Robert Laidlow: Reality Eaters album review

The Guardian

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

Suno's AI music generator was shown to have scraped decades of audio for training after a hacker accessed internal source code via employee credentials.

Source article: Hack suggests AI music generator Suno scraped YouTube for training data

TechCrunch

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

Suno's AI music models were powered by data pulled from third-party streaming services and lyric sites including YouTube Music, Deezer and Genius

Source article: Suno Hack Shows How Third-Party Data Trained AI Music Service's Models

Variety

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

The same caring Optimization System flattens culture, tamps down places and people, and carefully manages humanity's decline into obsolescence.

Source article: D-topia review – cosy sci-fi mystery takes aim at AI

The Guardian

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

Creating an AI version of a real exiled Uyghur man to speak for him is presented as patronising, and the film omits how an actor's face was obtained and transformed into an AI figure.

Source article: Synthetic Sincerity review – Marc Isaacs’ AI interrogation grapples with identity and existence

The Guardian

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Evidence-backed problemJournalismMedia & Arts

AI industry claims that AI can replace actors, writers and camera operators spread panic and contributed to a 2023 Hollywood strike that shuttered productions.

Source article: Christopher Nolan says people ‘disdain’ AI and the idea it will replace humans is ‘nonsense’

The Guardian

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