Disney Studio planned to use artificial intelligence in “Thron: Ares” and Moana Remake, but the company abandoned this idea, Wall Street Journal.
Disney abandoned the use of artificial intelligence in new projects not only due to the possible negative reaction of the audience, but also due to great legal risks.
Initially, the studio planned to create a John Johnson AI Copia as an actor who plays the role of God Maui. The character of the character would be played by Johnson’s brother Tanoi Reed, and he would be responsible for creating a metaphysical face. However, the negotiations between AI’s lawyers and the studio lasted almost a year and a half, so that the produced personnel will not be included in the latest version of the film.
The situation is simpler with “throne: Ares”. Disney Studio was afraid of Hayit’s waves of the audience, so there will be no staff created by using artificial intelligence in the third part of the tape.
Meanwhile, the fears of Disney were not in vain. Previously, we have written that companies’ attempt to save AI has turned into major costs for them.
Source: People Talk
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