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AI-Generated Odyssey: Ash Koosha’s Odysseus: The Fall Set for Summer Release
entertainment18 hours ago

AI-Generated Odyssey: Ash Koosha’s Odysseus: The Fall Set for Summer Release

Fountain 0 and director Ash Koosha are releasing an AI-generated 135-minute film called Odysseus: The Fall, based on Homer’s Odyssey. The project uses the Kling AI video generator and notes-based scripts, features 12 human likenesses including Koosha as Odysseus, and had a mid-five-figure budget. Described as a rapid, exploratory example of AI filmmaking, the film is intended to spark discussion about AI’s role in cinema and will be available to rent or buy on Fountain 0’s site later this summer, with licenses limited to the Odysseus character.

Netflix Bets Up to $600 Million on Affleck’s AI Film Studio
business4 months ago

Netflix Bets Up to $600 Million on Affleck’s AI Film Studio

Netflix is reportedly prepared to pay as much as $600 million to acquire Ben Affleck’s stealth AI filmmaking startup InterPositive. The deal would bring the 16‑person team to Netflix, with Affleck serving as a senior adviser. Netflix plans to offer InterPositive’s AI tooling to its creative partners, though it doesn’t plan to sell the tech commercially. The upfront price was said to be lower than the maximum payout, with earnouts tied to performance targets that could reach $600 million; the move follows Netflix’s decision to walk away from a bid for Warner Bros. Discovery assets.

"Unveiling the Truth Behind the 'Barbenheimer' Trailer: A Reality Check on Generative AI Hype"
artificial-intelligence3 years ago

"Unveiling the Truth Behind the 'Barbenheimer' Trailer: A Reality Check on Generative AI Hype"

A viral AI-generated movie trailer called "Barbenheimer" has gained attention for its mashup of the movies Barbie and Oppenheimer, featuring a pink mushroom cloud. The trailer highlights the speed and accessibility of AI-generated entertainment, which is well-suited for today's viral moments. It also raises questions about the impact of generative AI on the creative industry, as actors and writers strike while AI-focused creatives continue to explore the possibilities. The trailer serves as a reminder that while generative AI can be entertaining, it also raises serious and unsettling issues that need to be considered.