A24 Defends Google AI Partnership, Studio Doesn’t “Necessarily Love” GenAI Content But “We’d Rather Have A Seat At The Table” ...Middle East

As A24 embarks on its new partnership with Google AI’s DeepMind, many cinephiles have taken issue with the collaboration. Sophia Shin, an A24 spokesperson, explained that the production and distribution banner doesn’t “necessarily love” any of the generative AI projects that have been released, noting that DeepMind’s $75 million investment constitutes a “research partnership.” “We’re […]

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