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Hollywood's Next Move: OpenAI Alliance?
Hossein Rezaei
March 25, 2024
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OpenAI Wants Team up with Hollywood
OpenAI wants to team up with the entertainment world. They're trying to get Hollywood studios, directors, and talent agencies interested in their new AI video tool called Sora.
OpenAI is going to Los Angeles next week for a meeting. They want to convince filmmakers to use Sora in their movies.
Even though Sora isn't available to the public yet, OpenAI has already shown it to some big-name actors and directors.
Hollywood has made some rules to protect against AI, but OpenAI trying to work with them could make things more complicated. AI could totally change how entertainment works.
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