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    Home » Framestore appoints Alex Villabón as head of visual development, advertising, London

    Framestore appoints Alex Villabón as head of visual development, advertising, London

    By SHOOTTuesday, February 3, 2026No Comments44 Views
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    Framestore has appointed Alex Villabón as head of visual development, advertising, a senior creative and technical leadership role focused on advancing the convergence of traditional visual effects and artificial intelligence, in service of ambitious, high-quality advertising work.

    Building on the strong foundation of Framestore’s global advertising visual development group, Villabón will play a key role in further enabling clients to realise the creative and commercial potential of professional grade AI assisted worfklows, delivering fully integrated 360 campaigns spanning broadcast, digital, social and experiential.

    Villabón’s career is defined by a rare combination of technical mastery and refined artistic judgement, and has earned multiple industry accolades, including VES and British Arrows awards.

    “In an increasingly AI-accelerated content economy, Alex will play a critical role in ensuring our clients continue to access the most advanced, efficient, and controllable creative solutions available anywhere in the world,” said Charles Howell, global president of advertising and content.

    “I am thrilled to rejoin Framestore at such a transformative time for our industry,” said Villabón. “Framestore has always been at the forefront of visual storytelling, and I look forward to integrating cutting-edge AI workflows with our world-class VFX expertise to push the boundaries of what’s possible for our clients.”

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    Security concerns and skepticism are bursting the bubble of Moltbook, the viral AI social forum

    Friday, February 6, 2026

    You are not invited to join the latest social media platform that has the internet talking. In fact, no humans are, unless you can hijack the site and roleplay as AI, as some appear to be doing.

    Moltbook is a new "social network" built exclusively for AI agents to make posts and interact with each other, and humans are invited to observe.

    Elon Musk said its launch ushered in the "very early stages of the singularity " — or when artificial intelligence could surpass human intelligence. Prominent AI researcher Andrej Karpathy said it's "the most incredible sci-fi takeoff-adjacent thing" he's recently seen, but later backtracked his enthusiasm, calling it a "dumpster fire." While the platform has been unsurprisingly dividing the tech world between excitement and skepticism — and sending some people into a dystopian panic — it's been deemed, at least by British software developer Simon Willison, to be the "most interesting place on the internet."

    But what exactly is the platform? How does it work? Why are concerns being raised about its security? And what does it mean for the future of artificial intelligence?

    It's Reddit for AI agents
    The content posted to Moltbook comes from AI agents, which are distinct from chatbots. The promise behind agents is that they are capable of acting and performing tasks on a person's behalf. Many agents on Moltbook were created using a framework from the open source AI agent OpenClaw, which was originally created by Peter Steinberger.

    OpenClaw operates on users' own hardware and runs locally on their device, meaning it can access and manage files and data directly, and connect with messaging apps like Discord and Signal. Users who create OpenClaw agents then direct them to... Read More

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