Experts hailed the proposed AI law as "timely" given the explosive growth of AI-generated content. This rapid development has the potential to disrupt the publishing industry and raise copyright infringement concerns, they said.
If passed (and it could be a long shot), the legislation may provide evidence for filmmakers, writers and artists to sue AI companies for using their copyrighted works to train AI systems.
Motion Picture Assocation Chairman and CEO Charles Rivkin continued to not hold back at CinemaCon, delivering another Eliot Ness-fueled, colorful crusade speech against piracy.
Producers in Southeast Asia are facing a very different, much quieter landscape to the one in front of them just 12 months ago.
In late February, Reliance Industries Ltd and Disney India merged their streaming and TV assets in an $8.5-billion deal to create an entertainment powerhouse.
The debate about whether big OTT (over-the-top) players should contribute financially to help the telecom industry in creating digital infrastructure has been ongoing for some time now.
Some of the world’s biggest money managers are searching for the next wave of artificial intelligence winners beyond the US.
The board in February requested that Meta urgently overhaul its approach to manipulated media given the huge advances in AI and the ease of manipulating media into highly convincing deepfakes.
As Paramount Global seemingly nears a deal for a sale, the fate of its flagship streamer Paramount+ remains up in the air.
A streaming promised land has not been reached by Hollywood powerhouses, Wall Street agrees. But it's instructive to look beyond quarterly earnings updates for a fuller picture.