As much as Silicon Valley, lobbyists and hungry, greedy executives, you would like to believe that AI is an inevitable future, we finally reached the point when the public opinion court has a real swing in the use of AI-at least when it comes to Hollywood. This is to say, continue to use "Clanker" (the term clone soldiers used to refer to the fighting Duids in "Starwells War: Clone Wars") as an abusive term for robots and AI, and continue to call it something bad whenever the studio threatens to use the technology.

Case in case, Disney had no one, but two major attempts to include AI in large budget, large movies closed by fear of repercussion (both legally and in public opinion). The news comes from Wall Street JournalournalThe Disney report was trying to try a busy schedule of Dwayne Nsonson while doing Live movie with "Moana" action Using AI for digital cloning of NSONSON when it could not be in the room.

The plan was to use Nsonson's cousin, Tanoii Reed (who had already worked as a trick of NSONSON, from "King Scorpion") as a double body, and then the AI Metaphysical company (Who worked on "Here" on Robert Kreukis "HERE") To create deep on the face of NSONSON to be placed on top of the hill performance. Despite having 18 months of negotiations with Metaphysical after Nsonson approved the plan and wasted who knew how much money to try and deceive the way to pay for VFX artists what have they been doing for yearsDisney has abolished the entire digital idea of a double body. The rationale was that Disney directors are concerned that the studio "cannot seek ownership of every element of the film if AI generates parts of it".

It is ironic that Disney is screaming at the same time to look for ways to implement AI in their films to save a few dollars, and is also trying to prevent others from using their films with AI. After all, the studio sued AI last month to train Disney's property (through BBC) while at the same time allows gamers to communicate with Ai Darth Wyder on Fortnit. According to the WSJ, the studio is considering adding a Disney+ feature that will allow subscribers to create their own Disney emission clips using AI-while not allowing images of the stupid streaming platform, innocent meme-making. According to the report, the studio's heads are starting to be afraid of AI's repercussions more than they want his capabilities, especially Disney's studios that appreciate their IP above all. There are also negotiations on incoming agreements with trade unions, leading to studio heads to close the experiments with AI "fear of angering unions for show-business".

This, of course, is great news. Not only hit the unions just two years ago For this reasonbut every time AI is used in film or show, it's catastrophic - like when Cobra Kai has almost destroyed its last season because of.

On bullying things, just ask "Tron: Ares". According to WSJ, Disney used a plan to include AI for the character of the soldier who enters the real world of the virtual. Since the film is for artificial intelligence, the executions wanted to use AI as part of a buzzing marketing strategy. Fortunately, Disney killed the idea when "directors were told internally that the company could not risk bad publicity."

Yes, AI will not disappear without a trace. The studies are too greedy and too preoccupied with reducing costs to ignore them. This is said, the power of the audience can make AI the long-term part of movies, such as sound and color, or short-term fad as a 3D Avatar.