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Midjourney responded to a lawsuit from Disney and Universal, arguing that the studios cannot stop AI training and cannot ...
The popular narrative is that workers in the movie and TV industries are set to be trampled by artificial intelligence. But ...
It can seemingly replicate almost any animation style, reproducing characters from titles including DreamWorks’ Shrek, ...
A new report from WSJ suggests that plans to use generative AI elements on the live-action 'Moana' and 'Tron: Ares' were ...
They don't want their own lawsuits if they can avoid them. It could also just be settled with Midjourney agreeing to pay Disney and NBCUniversal a licensing fee to keep creating copies of their IP.
The stakes are especially high for the studio, caught between how to use artificial intelligence in the filmmaking process and how to protect its famed characters against it.
Disney considered using AI to create a deepfake of Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson in the upcoming live-action Moana.
“Disney would work with AI company Metaphysic to create deepfakes of Johnson’s face that could be layered on top of Reed’s ...
In the next chapter of Big Entertainment vs. Big Tech, Disney and Universal have filed a lawsuit against artificial intelligence company Midjourney over tools that allow users to create images and ...
Disney and Universal have filed a copyright lawsuit against Midjourney, marking the first time major Hollywood companies have enter the legal battle over generative AI.
Seilie believes Disney and NBCUniversal will want discovery with the ability to get a clear sense of exactly how Midjourney’s models were trained and how they’re used.
Disney would then work with AI company Metaphysic to layer an AI-generated deepfake of Johnson’s face over his ...