This weekly update shows how AI is getting smarter in creative work around the world.

Netflix, the big streaming company, made new rules for using AI in movies and TV shows. They want to be honest with viewers about when computers help make content. This happened after people got upset about AI being used in a true crime documentary without telling anyone.

Meta, which owns Facebook and Instagram, teamed up with Midjourney to make better AI art tools. This partnership will help people create cooler pictures and videos on social media. The companies are sharing their technology to make AI that can understand what users want and create it automatically.

Elon Musk's AI company called xAI sued Apple and OpenAI. They say these companies work together unfairly to make ChatGPT more popular in Apple's App Store. This shows how competitive the AI business has become.

Google made its AI called Gemini much better at editing pictures. The new "nano banana" model can change photos while keeping people looking the same. This means AI can now do complex creative tasks that used to need human artists.

Experts say AI is changing what counts as real creativity. When an AI-made photo won an art contest in 2024, people loved it until they found out a computer made it. This shows people still care about whether humans or machines create art.

Companies are now using AI and data together to make better content. Fox's 2025 Super Bowl coverage used AI insights to get 13.6 million more viewers. This proves that smart AI can help create content that more people want to watch.