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Artificial intelligence is moving beyond incremental change and into something far more groundbreaking, DreamWorks SKG co-founder Jeffrey Katzenberg told FOX Business on Wednesday.Katzenberg joined anchor Liz Claman on "The Claman Countdown" to discuss the acceleration of AI innovation and what it means for industries ranging from cybersecurity to entertainment. He said AI marks a fundamental turning point in how technology reshapes business and creativity.BLACKROCK'S LARRY FINK SAYS EXPANDING MARKET PARTICIPATION IS NEEDED TO ADDRESS WEALTH GAP AMID AI BOOMKatzenberg pointed to a surge of activity across Silicon Valley, where startups and major companies alike are racing to harness the technology’s capabilities, describing an environment fueled by both optimism and urgency.LOWE’S CEO WARNS AI CAN’T CLIMB A LADDER AS COMPANY MAKES $250M BET ON BLUE-COLLAR FUTURE"Today there is still this incredible exuberance around all things AI. There is no question we're not in an evolutionary moment, we're in a revolutionary moment," he said.Katzenberg said the pace of development is being driven in part by a new generation of builders entering the space earlier than ever, alongside tools that are lowering barriers to entry."The level of excitement right now about the impossible suddenly being possible is tangible, it's real," he added.While the technology is advancing quickly, Katzenberg suggested its long-term impact will depend on how businesses and creators adapt to the shift underway. Still, those reluctant to adapt should not fear AI — when asked whether animators in Hollywood should fear for their jobs, Katzenberg dismissed those worries.GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE"As much as I appreciate the innovation that's going on, in my opinion, I still think the human touch is absolutely essential to great storytelling," he said. "The analogy I would make is there's a difference between prose and poetry, and I think when you see these sort of inputs and outputs that are coming, they're sort of a common baseline in it, but they're missing the poetry that comes with real creativity.""Now, these tools are actually phenomenal," Katzenberg continued. "And I think there needs to be more openness to embracing them, as there was for me when we went from hand-drawn animation to computer animation, right?" [TheTopNews] Read More.3 hours ago - Ryanair welcomes jail sentence for unruly passenger as airline enforces zero-tol...Unruly passengers flying with Ryanair could now face jail time, as the Ireland-based budget airline continues to crack down on disruptive behavior it says has risen in recent years.A 61-year-old man from Wales was sentenced to 10 months in a United Kingdom court after his actions — including threatening and verbally abusing a crew member while intoxicated — forced a pilot to abort a landing at Bristol Airport in England last year, the Avon and Somerset Police said Tuesday. Ryanair welcomed the conviction and reiterated its zero-tolerance policy on passenger misconduct, introduced in 2024, as it looks to curb delays and disruptions caused by a few disorderly travelers."We welcome the Bristol Crown Court’s conviction of this unruly passenger whose inexcusable behaviour disrupted a flight from Krakow to Bristol in November 2025," Ryanair Communications Director Jade Kirwan said.MASS BRAWL FORCES RYANAIR 'FLIGHT FROM HELL' TO MAKE EMERGENCY LANDING AFTER JUST 36 MINUTES"This demonstrates just one of the many consequences (including travel bans and offload fines) that passengers who disrupt flights will face as part of Ryanair’s zero tolerance policy. We hope this conviction will further deter disruptive behaviour on flights so that both passengers and crew can travel in a comfortable and stress-free environment." Police identified the unruly, intoxicated passenger as Stephen Blofield, who was traveling on a flight from Poland to the United Kingdom on Nov. 11, 2025. He was sentenced to 10 months after pleading guilty in February to multiple charges, authorities said.During the flight, Blofield allegedly became aggressive and volatile after consuming his own duty-free alcohol, according to aviation outlet Paddle Your Own Kanoo. Prosecutors said he created a fearful atmosphere onboard when he reportedly began swearing and verbally abusing a crew member and nearby passengers, ignoring instructions to remain seated during landing, and ultimately forcing the pilot to initiate a go-around maneuver, delaying the touchdown to ensure safety, the Bristol Post reported. THREE RYANAIR PASSENGERS REMOVED FROM FLIGHT AFTER BRAWL ERUPTS: VIDEO"Stephen Blofield caused the initial landing to be aborted and continued to be verbally abusive towards cabin crew. He was met by officers at Bristol Airport once the flight had safely landed," Inspector Christian Gresswell, of the Bristol Airport policing team, said."An intoxicated passenger can pose an unacceptable risk to safety, and that’s why we take the offense so seriously."Blofield pleaded guilty at Bristol Crown Court to four charges: being drunk on an aircraft, behaving in a threatening and abusive… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago
- LARRY KUDLOW: Once again President Trump outwits the defeatist DemocratsOne of the many faults with today’s Democratic party is they don’t know how to win. They are defeatists. They find themselves on the wrong side of all kinds of 80-20 issues, like open borders, defending illegal criminals, waste, fraud, and abuse corruption, tax hikes, and men in women’s locker rooms. Now, here they go once again badmouthing President Trump’s tremendous victory in Operation Epic Fury, that absolutely crushed Iran in only 38 days. These defeatist Democrats now want to limit the commander in chief’s foreign policy powers, at almost exactly the moment where Mr. Trump, and our mighty military, and American patriots everywhere have scored a tremendous victory.Is the war over? I think it basically is. There may be more hostilities, but we’re on the one-yard line. Let’s wait and see. Mr. Trump will never cut a bad deal. He has opened the Strait of Hormuz to take the pressure off energy prices. And he’s keeping all the American military forces in place in the Middle East, just to make sure a badly defeated Iran makes a peace deal. They may misbehave, and more bombing will occur. If they don’t agree to turning over the enriched uranium to America, then more bombing may be necessary. Ditto for their missile programs. Ditto if they keep bombing our Gulf allies.Right now, Iran has a two-week peaceful window of opportunity to make a good deal. Essentially their navy, their airforce, their air defenses, their industrial base, have all been crushed. Even their ally Communist China needs their oil and has put diplomatic pressure on Iran to make a deal.Whether Mr. Trump’s ceasefire is giving up some leverage for the final peace deal remains to be seen. Yet our military will remain in the region and can exercise their whip hand at a moment’s notice. Our negotiators know what’s worth discussing with Iran and what’s completely out of bounds. And if they don’t, then surely the president will know.The Iranians like to delay and delay, and stall, but Mr. Trump is an action executive. I think we should all figure these next two weeks will be Iran’s last window before literally the roof totally caves in on them.Meanwhile, the defeatist Democrats are once again on the wrong side of the political divide. And once again Mr. Trump using his own brand of tactical threats and then decisive actions to upend conventional wisdom, one… [TheTopNews] Read More.4 hours ago
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