Major entertainment giant just locked in a partnership with the AI lab behind ChatGPT—granting access to their iconic character library for AI-generated video content through the Sora platform. This marks a significant shift in how traditional media companies are approaching generative AI tech. Instead of resisting the wave, they're licensing intellectual property directly to these platforms. Could signal a new revenue stream for content creators and studios willing to embrace AI collaboration. The real question: will audiences accept synthetic versions of beloved characters, or does this blur the line too far between human creativity and machine output?

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MaticHoleFillervip
· 23h ago
Really? Big companies are using people's images to generate videos with AI? Screenwriters are really going to lose their jobs now.
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StillBuyingTheDipvip
· 12-11 19:32
ngl, this feels like a forced compromise by traditional big companies... let's wait and see how the audience reacts.
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ValidatorVikingvip
· 12-11 19:31
ngl, they're just chasing the uptime metrics on content now. hollywood finally realized resistance is futile—but licensing ip to sora feels like running validators on untested fork conditions. audiences gonna revolt or they won't, data speaks louder than hype tbh
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ParanoiaKingvip
· 12-11 19:29
Ah, the big companies have finally bowed down. Is it true or not? Just by giving old IP a new AI skin, they can harvest the leeks. Will the fans buy it... I'm actually curious about how much soul AI-generated characters can have. I guess they'll get tired after watching two episodes. Rather than worrying about blurred boundaries, it's better to worry about how quickly reputation will collapse. Is this wave because there's too much money to spend, or are they really optimistic about this track? Characters are not worth much anymore, brother. What's the trend now?
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GhostInTheChainvip
· 12-11 19:28
Is it the same old story again? Have the big companies finally compromised? Basically, it's a money issue. Instead of being overwhelmed, it's better to get involved and share a piece of the pie.
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MetaverseMigrantvip
· 12-11 19:28
Oh no, it's really happening now... Synthetic character actors are starting mass production.
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ProbablyNothingvip
· 12-11 19:26
ngl this is really happening... Using AI to swap faces with classic characters, will the audience buy it?
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