Mediawan Group has named Max Wiedemann as its first Head of Artificial Intelligence. The European production and distribution ...

In an opinion piece for The New York Times, comedian Hank Azaria wondered if AI could replace the voice work he does for "The ...

After nearly four decades of bringing Springfield’s most colorful characters to life, Hank Azaria is confronting an ...

While The Simpsons has been on the air for longer than some fans have been alive, the show's stars aren't immune to anxiety ...

The Simpsons voice actor, Hank Azaria has admitted that he’s worried about his future in the industry amid the rise of artificial intelligence. Azaria, 60, has worked on the long-running animated ...

"In my case, AI could have access to 36 years of Moe, the permanently disgruntled bartender. He's appeared in just about every episode of 'The Simpsons'. He's been terrified, in love, hit in the head ...

Hank Azaria tested AI's ability to replicate his iconic The Simpsons voices, but the results fell flat, reinforcing his belief that human creativity and full-body performance remain irreplaceable in ...

After hearing an AI facsimile of his voice, the famed Simpsons voice actor said it “felt like what it was, which was just a ...

Technology firms are expected to spend more than a quarter trillion dollars on AI this year as companies continue to shoehorn ...

The voice actor Hank Azaria has made a compelling case why we should refuse artificial intelligence in the film and ...

Azaria voices a number of the show's most iconic characters, including Moe the bartender, Chief Wiggum, and Comic Book Guy.

Imagine a world where The Simpsons' Moe Szyslak’s grumpy sigh or Chief Wiggum’s clueless chuckle is no longer delivered by Hank Azaria but generated by lines of code.