The new tool’s instant success has also exposed how quickly synthetic imagery can veer into violence, racism, and unlicensed mimicry before moderation can catch up.

The billionaire venture capitalist argues that AI video will broaden—not shrink—the creator class, even as studios and unions brace for disruption.

Marketers and indie filmmakers rush to use the new generative-video app as regulators scramble to define what authenticity means in an age of instant cinematography.

Neil Newbon, celebrated for voicing Astarion in Baldur’s Gate 3, dismisses AI as emotionally hollow and insists that synthetic voice actors cannot replicate spontaneous human realism.

Academy Award‑winning director Steven Spielberg voices caution over artificial intelligence taking on creative or acting roles, while acknowledging AI’s utility behind the scenes in Hollywood operations.

Actor Tom Hanks and Director Ron Howard emphasize the importance of human creativity in storytelling, expressing cautious optimism about AI's potential in the film industry.

The "Star Wars" actor Mark Hamill responds to the White House's AI-created image of President Trump wielding a red lightsaber, highlighting concerns over the misuse of AI in political propaganda.

The 'Wicked' and 'Crazy Rich Asians' director voices concern over generative AI’s impact on the creative industry, urging studios to do more to protect artists and original work from unauthorized use.

Emma Corrin and Issa Rae star in 'Hotel Reverie,' a narrative delving into AI's impact on the entertainment industry and creative authenticity.

Director David Cronenberg suggests that the backlash over AI-modified accents in 'The Brutalist' was a strategic move by rival Oscar nominees to discredit the film, highlighting the ongoing debate over AI's role in cinematic authenticity.

Netflix's attempt to enhance 'A Different World' using AI upscaling technology results in subpar visual quality, sparking discussions about the readiness of AI for content restoration and the importance of preserving original media integrity.

The recent study, conducted by researchers at UC Berkeley, used AI technology to reach its conclusions. 

Former President Donald Trump shared an AI-generated image of Taylor Swift endorsing his candidacy. What role is AI playing in the upcoming elections? 

A recent survey from PwC sees Generative AI improving quality and reducing costs within the entertainment industry.

The legal landscape is struggling to keep up with the rapid growth of AI and its influence on book publishing. 

Top U.S. film schools are incorporating AI courses to equip students with the skills to use new tools creatively and ethically.

A recent survey reveals that U.S. consumers are split on the use of generative AI in creating film and TV content, with acceptance varying based on familiarity with AI tools.

Industry experts at the Produced By Conference, including CEO of Morgan Freeman's Revelations Entertainment, stressed the necessity for collaboration and regulations to counter AI deepfakes.

Disney CEO Bob Iger emphasized the importance of leveraging new technologies to enhance storytelling and creativity during his keynote at the Canva Create event.

Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos believes that while AI can enhance the creative process, it will not replace the unique talents of human screenwriters and performers.

Despite public backlash and labor disputes, Hollywood's adoption of AI is more widespread than many are willing to admit.

AI may streamline filmmaking processes, but industry leaders argue that it will not reduce costs or eliminate jobs in Hollywood production.

While AI’s reshaping film production from enhancing special effects to potentially creating entire films, its acceptance by traditional award bodies like the Oscars remains a complex question.

From revolutionizing filmmaking to legal battles over copyright and defamation, this article lists several aspects of AI’s recent impact on the entertainment industry.

22% of U.S. consumers believe AI could create more interesting content than humans, according to Deloitte's survey.

At SXSW screenings, audiences loudly booed videos featuring AI proponents, highlighting the growing tension between different attitudes toward AI in the entertainment industry.

A recent survey shows that audiences struggle to distinguish videos created by Sora and filmed by humans, highlighting Sora’s capabilities and consequent implications.

While OpenAI's Sora may disrupt current practices, it empowers independent filmmakers, and human creativity in storytelling remains irreplaceable.

Acting U.S. Secretary of Labor Julie Su discusses the balance between embracing AI and protecting workers' rights in Hollywood and beyond.

Director James Hawes, behind “Slow Horses” and “One Life”, foresees television series entirely produced by generative AI in the near future.