Just for a moment, I wanted to join the badass gang that made subversive movies,’ former Sony Entertainment CEO Michael ...
The Sony Pictures has joined the outcry against Seedance 2.0, the Chinese video platform that has united Hollywood studios in their condemnation of AI-generated copyright infringement.
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Sony joins revolt against Seedance 2.0 over AI copyright infringement
Last week, we covered the AI battle between Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise, which set the internet ablaze. And now, studios are ...
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Sony Pictures joins Hollywood protest against AI platform Seedance 2.0
Sony Pictures joins other Hollywood studios in protesting Seedance 2.0, a Chinese AI platform by ByteDance. The studio has sent a cease and desist letter demanding the removal of its IP like 'Breaking ...
Sony send a cease and desist letter to ByteDance, the latest Hollywood player to protest video model Seedance for ripping off IP.
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In an exclusive book excerpt, the former CEO of Sony Entertainment opens up about his role in unleashing one of the worst ...
The announcement follows the successful debut of 'GOAT' in cinemas last weekend and as 'KPop Demon Hunters' campaigns for an Oscar. The title provides one clue — expect to see talking plants.
Sony has joined in the studios' protest against infringement on Seedance 2.0, citing 'Breaking Bad' and 'Spider-Verse' AI clips circulating online.
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