But the Motion Picture Academy says the more human creativity, the better.
But the Motion Picture Academy says the more human creativity, the better.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences acknowledged the existence of generative AI yesterday in new rule changes for its annual Oscars awards ceremony. Rather than dictate its use or require disclosures, the Academy simply says using AI doesn’t, on its own, hurt a movie’s chances — but that how it’s used could.
Here’s what the Academy says in a passage
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