AI in the Entertainment Industry

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SAG-AFTRA’s Sean Astin Comes Out Swinging Against Sora, Politicians, The Media & AI Anthropomorphism

SAG-AFTRA has followed UTA, CAA and the MPA in sounding the alarm at Sora 2, the newest version of Open AI’s video generating app

deadline.com

 

[Lily Adler]

This isn't a fight...

 

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CMG Worldwide Teams With Loti AI to Protect IP for Estates of Burt Reynolds, Jimmy Stewart, Judy Garland and More (EXCLUSIVE)

The estates of Judy Garland, Jimmy Stewart, Burt Reynolds and more late celebrities are being safeguarded in new AI protection deal.

variety.com

 

[Mani-Man]

Here is the thing i wonder, how will Companies deal with Copyright?
Generative AIs whole idea is to take stuff that exists and belongs to someone, steal it and Frankenstein it till something comes out.
If AI will get there where people say it will get, how will Companies deal with this?

Like, lets say you will be able to have AI create full feature films...what stops people from using that to make Batman movies, Superman etc and why should people pay WB etc for their Movies when AI will be able to let the people do it for Free?

One of the main uses so far for Generative AI, has been to create slop of known IPs...how do companies plan to deal with that?