Generative AI (Kling) is now used in actual tv shows and movies.
Summary
The AI video generation model Kling has been used in the Hollywood production 'House of David,' marking the first mainstream adoption of generative AI in TV/film. The series reached #1 on Prime Video in the U.S. and attracted over 44 million viewers.
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