Some Hollywood movie studios have asked YouTube to redirect advertising revenue from fake AI-generated movie trailers to their accounts rather than having the clips removed. According to Deadline, ...

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In brief: Following an investigation into the huge number of fake movie trailers seen on YouTube – most of which use AI to some degree – and how the money they generate is funneled back to the ...

Some Hollywood studios are reportedly earning money from fake AI-generated movie trailers on YouTube, against the wishes of the union representing actors. According to a report from Deadline ...

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