If you’ve been on YouTube in the past couple of years, you might have been served a trailer for a movie that, by all accounts, should not exist. It could be a movie that has never been made, or one that would be impossible to make as it features actors who are no longer with us, or footage from older movies combined with eerie and uncanny AI creations. These trailers are great news for those wanting to see a “what if” scenario play out in front of their eyes, but probably not great for IP owners around the world, right? Maybe not, as it seems that studios have already started raking in ad revenue from these trailers, as reported by Deadline.
Computer-generated content is flooding YouTube and creating a disturbing cash flow. Read More