US EditionReport: OpenAI won’t pay a dime in cash for its 3-year licensing deal for Disney IP
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Disney and Bob Iger's OpenAI Deal Sparks Internal Uproar : Disney Fanatic
Disney’s latest move was supposed to signal the future. Instead, it’s exposed a fracture. Behind the glossy language of innovation and creative expansion, Disney’s partnership with OpenAI has triggered a wave of internal discomfort—one that’s now spilling into public view. While fans debate what AI-generated Disney content might look like, many of the people who once helped shape Disney’s storytelling are asking a much harder question: where do …
Former Disney Animators React to OpenAI Deal
Disney’s announcement of a three-year deal with OpenAI sparked a wave of opinions. The licensing agreement means Disney-owned characters will be accessible in OpenAI’s Sora, a video creator. Some videos will also stream on Disney+. Animators React to Disney’s OpenAI Deal When Bob Iger first teased user-created AI videos coming to Disney+, The Owl House creator Dana Terrace called for a boycott of the streamer, encouraging fans to pirate her show…
The Disney entertainment giant has concluded a three-year license agreement with OpenAI. Nevertheless, Bob Iger, managing director of the firm with big ears, revealed during an interview granted to CNBC that the exclusivity clause extends only over twelve months. After this period, nothing will prevent Disney from forming partnerships ... Read more The Disney article adopts a cautious strategy with OpenAI before exploring other horizons appeared…
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