the 2x Golden Globe nominee told Deadline how she plans to utilize artificial intelligence in Uncanny Valley, in contrast from the “dirty model” on which the tech is often built.

As revealed by The Hollywood Reporter, Lyonne is teaming up with The OA co-creator Brit Marling and virtual reality pioneer Jaron Lanier on a sci-fi film called Uncanny Valley. The movie will ...

AI production studio Asteria revealed its first live-action feature, titled “Uncanny Valley,” which will also mark the feature directorial debut of studio co-founder Natasha Lyonne (“Poker ...

Seeing human-like robots, dolls, and AI-generated faces can trigger eerie, put-off feelings towards the figure, a phenomenon known as the uncanny valley. Though these figures look almost human, there ...

Coraline is undoubtedly one of the most memorable and unique movies, perfect for spooky season ... uncovers a more disturbing layer. The Uncanny Valley theory has become popular in recent years ...

When things are even just a little, tiny bit off, we notice. That’s the theory behind the “uncanny valley,” the idea that the closer humanoid robots look to real people, the more that subtle ...

Many of these cartoons were designed to be scary for children ... Stop-motion animation always threatens to dip into creepy, uncanny valley territory, and the rudimentary stop-motion films ...

Severance is a pretty spooky show; after all ... s something more fundamental to their horror. They are scary because they’re uncanny in the truest sense of the word, by which I mean they ...

For Ciao Bella, she gave herself a nonnegotiable constraint: no real instruments. Alone in an uncanny valley of samples and MIDI, her vocals crystalize; whether she’s crooning, shouting ...

However, in reality, as generative AI becomes more “human” it can begin to turn sinister and unsettling, plunging us into what robotics has long described as the “uncanny valley.” ...

“H.P. Lovecraft in the Merrimack Valley.” What follows is a lightly edited transcript of their conversation. Arun Rath: I mean, maybe for Lovecraft, I shouldn’t say spooky, perhaps, maybe uncanny or ...