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Netflix uses AI effects for 1st time to cut costs

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Netflix admits it used generative AI in a big sci-fi hit to cut costs

The Eternaut’s team generated a scene of a building collapsing with AI.

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Netflix uses AI effects for first time to cut costs

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Netflix reveals that one of its shows used generative AI for the first time

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When Will You See AI-Generated Content on Netflix? It's Possible You Already Have

"We remain convinced that AI represents an incredible opportunity to help creators make films and series better, not just cheaper," Sarandos said in the call.

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Netflix chief’s latest statement on AI should be a warning for artists

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Netflix Just Used AI to Blow Up a Building – And It Changes Everything

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Netflix is already using generative AI in its original shows

Netflix shared that its show The Eternaut used generative AI to create a VFX shot during its latest earnings call.

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Netflix confirms using AI to help make ‘better and cheaper’ films and TV shows

Netflix has used generative AI in one of its shows for the first time in a move to help make “cheaper” and “better” films and TV series.

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Netflix Uses Generative AI for First Time in Original Series ‘The Eternaut’

Netflix has used generative artificial intelligence (AI) to create visual effects in an original TV series for the first time, co-CEO Ted Sarandos confirmed.

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Netflix starts using GenAI in its shows and films

Netflix said it used generative AI for the first time for a scene in an Argentinean show called "El Eternauta."

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Netflix reveals it used AI in Argentinian sci-fi series

The Netflix streaming service has admitted to using artifical intelligence for the first time in order to scale up the look of a foreign sci-fi series.

Netflix confirms first use of generative AI in its programming

Netflix confirmed that it has used generative AI in one of its series for the first time. Co-CEO of the streamer Ted Sarandos shared the news on a company conference call yesterday, reports TechCrunch,