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Citing recent comments by James Cameron, Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos said he hopes AI can make films "10% better," not just ...
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WOODTV.com on MSNIn lawsuit, Mackinac Island accuses ferry companies of monopolyThe city of Mackinac Island is suing its two ferry services that are both owned by the same company, claiming they constitute ...
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WOODTV.com on MSNCDC: More than 700 measles cases reported nationwideIndiana has confirmed six linked cases of measles in the northeast part of the state. The Ohio Department of Health has also ...
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WOODTV.com on MSNGrand Rapids Rowing Club, volunteers clean up Grand RiverThe Grand Rapids Rowing Club is cleaning up its competition space with the help of volunteers on Saturday. The club is ...
Though many continue to fear the technology, James Cameron does believe AI can be used to 'cut the cost' of making films ...
James Cameron, the Hollywood director behind Titanic, The Terminator and Avatar – believes VR headsets are the future of ...
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Android Central on MSNJames Cameron thinks VR is the definitive way to watch his moviesJames Cameron is partnered with Meta on VR films, and he's already tested future Quest prototypes that he thinks are "f***ing ...
The Avatar and Terminator creator thinks it has a positive use when it comes to managing VFX costs, but not at the expense of creatives' livelihoods.
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Daily Express US on MSNJames Cameron branded 'hypocrite' as he U-turns on using AI in HollywoodJames Cameron has previously warned about the dangers of AI, but has now joined the board of a company that uses the ...
Cameron on using AI without cutting movie crew jobs, and videogames turned streaming series ‘The Last of Us’ and ‘Devil May Cry’ get renewals for new seasons. David Daniel reports.
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Soap Central on MSN5 worst characters from The White Lotus who we love to hateMike White's The White Lotus, a black comedy about the trivialities and chaos of rich white people vacationing in different ...
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