Netflix Inc. and Walt Disney Co. have quietly begun evaluating AI‑driven video tools from New York–based startup Runway AI, signaling a cautious embrace of generative technologies that have stirred co ...

Donald Trump said that AI companies can’t be expected to pay for the use of copyrighted content in their systems, amid a ...

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Gamesmanship between tech companies and FOMO are driving sky-high AI company valuations. Will this bubble burst?

The technology is already transforming the industry — and could forever change the entertainment we consume. But the battle to contain it has just begun.

Key TakeawaysGenerative AI is changing every part of filmmaking, from writing and acting to effects and global distribution.