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A Challenge to the Oscars
A Challenge to the Oscars
Variety
Variety
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Kraven the Hunter Flops, Moana 2 and Wicked Get More Christmas Screens
Kraven the Hunter Flops, Moana 2 and Wicked Get More Christmas Screens
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Indiewire
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Anne Hathaway Is 'Desperate' to Star in a Christmas Movie
Anne Hathaway Is 'Desperate' to Star in a Christmas Movie
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Indiewire
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oscars
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For Hollywood, AI Is a Double-Edged Sword
For Hollywood, AI Is a Double-Edged Sword
Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood Reporter
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WGA Tells Studios to Stop Letting AI Companies Steal Hollywood Writing
WGA Tells Studios to Stop Letting AI Companies Steal Hollywood Writing
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Indiewire
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WGA Calls on Studios to Take ‘Immediate Legal Action’ on AI Companies Using Subtitles to Train Their Models
WGA Calls on Studios to Take ‘Immediate Legal Action’ on AI Companies Using Subtitles to Train Their Models
The Wrap
The Wrap
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WGA Calls on Studios to Take ‘Immediate Legal Action’ on AI Companies Using Subtitles to Train Their Models
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WGA demands Hollywood studios take legal action against AI companies exploiting TV and film subtitles to train their models
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WGA claims AI firms have been using decades of copyrighted TV and movie subtitles to develop their language models without permission
Studios could rake in millions by suing AI companies for unauthorized use of their intellectual property - a lucrative new revenue stream
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Writers Guild of America, Hollywood studios, AI companies
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WGA Calls on Studios to Take ‘Immediate Legal Action’ on AI Companies Using Subtitles to Train Their Models
The Wrap
film
opinion
los angeles
legal
paramount
wga
Story by Jeremy Fuster
Image from The Wrap
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WGA demands Hollywood studios take legal action against AI companies exploiting TV and film subtitles to train their models
beat sheet
WGA claims AI firms have been using decades of copyrighted TV and movie subtitles to develop their language models without permission
Studios could rake in millions by suing AI companies for unauthorized use of their intellectual property - a lucrative new revenue stream
call sheet
Writers Guild of America, Hollywood studios, AI companies
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