Discover how educators are rethinking filmmaking education through generative AI.
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From Archives to Avatars
Explore how immersive VR, conversational AI, and Indigenous storytelling transformed museum archives into interactive experiences.
What Started as a Pixel Pusher Became the Heart of AI
As the industry continues to evolve, GPUs will remain a crucial component, driving innovation from gaming to data centers and beyond.
Dancing With the Algorithm
“PoeSpin” merges pole dance, AI, and poetry to explore new forms of human–machine expression at SIGGRAPH 2025.
AI Meets Artistry
KREA Real-time’s AI-powered rendering transforms creativity, enabling artists to work faster, push boundaries, and innovate with AI.
Eternal Echoes: Unlocking the Promise of Virtual Immortality
Advancements in spatial media, AI, and digital capture technologies have introduced the concept of virtual immortality, enabling a deceased person’s presence to persist in digital form.
Machine Creativity, MC
If a robot paints a robot, is that an infinity loop? From the beginning, computer graphics has been about persuading viewers into believing in something that’s not real. Something made of pixels instead of molecules. The suggestions made by CG are used to invoke the...
AI Automation Frees Visual Effects Teams to Be More Creative
While the adoption of AI in media and entertainment has raised concerns about job security and diminished creativity, some innovators and early adopters are seeing the opposite.
Explore the Thrill of Real-Time Live! in Denver
Real-Time Live! celebrated its 15th anniversary in Denver, featuring 11 demos and a sweep in the awards category.
Enhancing Visual Communication for Students Using Generative AI
Explore the integration of GenAI into classrooms, empowering both educators and students to express and share their concepts.
What Has AI Done for Graphics?
AI brought higher resolution and frame rate with beautiful images.
Power Tools: Using Combined Interfaces to Build Maps on the Web
SIGGRAPH chats with 2023 Labs contributor Ann McNamara about her hands-on class “Building Maps on the Web Using RStudio, Leaflet, and Shiny.”