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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, ...

The internet is full of convincing fake movie trailers for upcoming movies, boasting thousands of views — and that’s just how some studios like it. “Our goal was to create videos that were as close to ...

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Some Hollywood studios are reportedly earning money from fake AI-generated movie trailers on YouTube ... a “first trailer,” the three most recent uploads are instead titled “concept trailer.” ...

Fake movie trailers are everywhere on YouTube, but now action is finally being taken against some of them after it was publicly revealed that movie studios were cashing in on those videos.

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Deadline asked YouTube a series of questions about how its algorithm boosts fake movie trailers, as well as how Screen Culture vidoes outrank official trailers in search results. YouTube declined ...

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