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Topic: visual-effects

A film crew on location (file image)

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.

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