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Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' grossed $264 million in its opening weekend, recouping its $250 million budget, as the director's analog filmmaking approach contrasts with Hollywood's increasing use of AI for cost cutting.
The article reports that major Hollywood studios have declined to distribute Luca Guadagnino's film 'Artificial' about Sam Altman's ouster from OpenAI, following Amazon MGM's withdrawal, raising concerns about Big Tech's influence on critical storytelling.
The Art Directors Guild publicly condemned Martin Scorsese for partnering with Black Forest Labs to promote generative AI tool FLUX, accusing him of betraying human artists and circumventing union roles.
The article examines Quilty, an AI startup that claims to predict film success by analyzing scripts, but early tests have shown poor accuracy and skepticism from the industry.
At the Cannes film festival, filmmakers are showing a growing but cautious acceptance of AI's inevitable role in the industry.
The Oscars have banned the use of AI in film productions for eligibility, impacting how AI can be used in movie-making.