During his 4K restoration of classic Silly Symphony Disney animation The Skeleton Dance from 1929, editor Adam Maciaszek used an artificial neural network to stabilise the intense flicker in the original, clean up detail and improve the resolution.
For comparison, here is the 1929 original. To optimise the viewing experience, Adam recommends watching the restored version at 2 x speed.
On 11 and 17 September, Mondatum ran an AI For All workshop for the benefit of a range of smaller and micro businesses operating in Hammersmith & Fulham; from artists and photographers to PR and production companies. The sessions were funded by the borough council to support local businesses as part of H&F’s Creative Enterprise […]
As AI infiltrates its way into all aspects of business, ZDNet reports that employees do not possess the skills required to operate effectively over the course of the next two years. The source of this research is Skillsoft’s Global Skills Intelligence Survey, which canvassed the opinions of 1,000 HR and Learning & Development professionals. 28% said […]