It’s no secret that AI is a hot-button topic in Hollywood right now. It’s being used to de-age actors, to expand the frames of film, and to create new movies from scratch. But it’s still mired with controversy: the use of generative AI in Hollywood was a major talking point during the dual writers’ and actors’ strikes, and still remains a touchy subject among creatives.
But as the use of it gets more and more normalized in everyday life, major studios are toying with incorporating generative AI more and more — but there are two recent examples that prove it’s not here to stay just yet.
