Who Made this Art? Human or AI

How many people does it take to make a comic come together? On this week's episode of Issue at Hand, host Susana Polo takes a look at the people behind the pages of your favorite comic book stories.

The use of AI in creative fields has been a thorny issue, and analysts predict that the growing presence of AI-generated content will drive people to seek more authentic, human-made content. Sony CEO and Oasis superfan Hiroki Totoki is one such person, as he believes that while AI can help "enhance" creativity, the human factor is what makes people gravitate toward film, music, and video games. "AI cannot replace it. AI can enhance human creativity," Totoki said to the Wall Street Journal. "It is really up to us. We take advantage of AI, or we face a threat from AI." While Totoki views AI as a

The Whisper Man review: Robert De Niro and Adam Scott headline a trope-heavy thriller that feels like a throwback to another era.

Chet Faliszek, one of the key writers for franchises like Left 4 Dead, Half-Life, and Team Fortress 2, has some strong opinions on game development

It's no secret that gaming hardware has been getting more expensive this year, so it shouldn't be surprising that people are buying less of it. But, it turns out that AMD's gaming business shrank by a whopping 31% in Q2 2026. In the second quarter of the year, the gaming business only made $779 million, compared to $1.1 billion in Q2 2025, according to the company's latest earnings report. AMD attributes this loss to "lower semi-custom revenue," which means fewer consoles have been selling over the last few months. This is in a time that would have included the Steam