Topic: Hollywood

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Thursday, 7/16, 10:24 PM

Netflix says about 300 of its titles used generative AI this year

Netflix has disclosed that around 300 of its films and shows used generative artificial intelligence, mostly for behind-the-scenes visual effects.
The company says the tools speed up costly work; critics in Hollywood fear for jobs and creative control.

Culture 36 d

George Lucas says AI in filmmaking is inevitable, and criticizes focus groups

Director Steven Spielberg (file photograph)

Culture 47 d

Steven Spielberg on the fear and wonder that made him a filmmaker

The Hollywood sign above Los Angeles (file photograph)

Culture 48 d

Midjourney presses Disney and Universal to reveal their own use of AI

Culture 48 d

Nolan's Odyssey skips the influencers and lets critics go first
Business 51 d

Director gets 30 months for spending $11m of Netflix's money on Rolls-Royces and crypto
Culture 51 d

Daveigh Chase, voice of Lilo and the girl from 'The Ring,' dies at 35
Culture 52 d

'Michael' becomes the highest-grossing biopic ever, passing 'Oppenheimer'
Culture 52 d

Animation holds, superheroes wobble: 'Supergirl' disappoints as 'Toy Story 5' rules
Culture 54 d

Ann Blyth, who chilled audiences as Veda in 'Mildred Pierce,' dies at 98

Technology 57 d

Hollywood courts and fears OpenAI as Sam Altman film loses its backer

Luca Guadagnino's nearly finished drama about OpenAI's 2023 boardroom crisis lost its Amazon distributor days after Amazon's reported deal with OpenAI — crystallizing an industry that is at once eager to dramatize artificial intelligence and increasingly anxious about it.

In brief

Business 57 d

From YouTube to A-list: inside CAA's bet on creators

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