An unofficial Cyberpunk 2077 browser version emerges, while Marvel's Ghost Rider film returns to 35 mm film, and Elon Musk's AI Odyssey project sparks debate.
Unofficial Cyberpunk 2077 version available online
An independent developer has created an unofficial version of Cyberpunk 2077 that can be played directly in a web browser using WebGPU and WebAssembly. This version requires a strong internet connection and could be removed by CD Projekt RED due to its unauthorized nature.
Ghost Rider film to use 35 mm film
The next Ghost Rider film, directed by Shawn Levy, is set to begin filming in New York in 2027. This film will be the first Marvel Studios production shot on 35 mm film since 2011, with cinematographer Linus Sandgren aiming to use the grain and warmer tones of film to achieve a more raw aesthetic.
Ryan Gosling considered for Ghost Rider role
Ryan Gosling has been considered for the role of Johnny Blaze in the upcoming Ghost Rider film. This casting speculation adds to the anticipation for the project, which is expected to bring a new interpretation of the character to the screen.
Elon Musk's AI adaptation of Odyssey released
Elon Musk has released the first episode of his AI-generated adaptation of The Odyssey, created in collaboration with Wonder Studios. This project is part of Musk's personal cultural response to Christopher Nolan's casting choices and aims to compete with a potential Nolan adaptation of the ancient Greek epic.
Musk's AI project faces mixed reactions
The seven-minute episode of Musk's Odyssey adaptation showcases technical advances in AI video generation but also reveals frozen animations and divided critical reactions. The episode highlights both the potential and the current limitations of AI-generated content in storytelling.
Grok Imagine relaunched for AI fresco project
Musk has relaunched Grok Imagine to create an AI-generated fresco inspired by Homer's Odyssey, presented as "historically accurate." This project continues Musk's exploration of using AI to reinterpret classical works in a modern context.