Universal issues warn AI companies in Film Credit

Take a closer look at the direct action movie released in June “How to Train Your Drag”. Is the one to embed in the last credit of the film Warning: Behind the film, the American film studio, Universal Pictures, if a company or individual uses the film for AI training, will take legal action.

The closing credit warning, which says a movie cannot be used for “AI training,” also published “Jurassic World Retail Birth“Released in July, and”The bad guys 2“Joe came out in August, per Hollywood reporter.

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Along with this message, there is also a standard that states that the film is “protected under the laws of the United States and other countries” and if “unauthorized duplication, distribution, or exhibition” threatens “urban responsibility and criminal legal action”.

Universal recently joined Walt Disney Pictures to take legal action against the startup of the AI image producing Madzoorni. In June, Disney and Universal Filed a complaint Madzoorni accuses to copy famous characters from his copyright works in his AI output.

Midgorn Made The complaint alleges that last year, 300 million million millionaires, partially produced by the studios, prepare the media containing copyright characters. The document features a list of characters like “How to Train your Dragon” and “King Fu Panda”, such as hiccups, which the Madjurini has allegedly reproduced.

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Universal Pictures created 88 1.88 billion Box office revenue in the United States and Canada in 2024, 3 % decrease over the previous year. Meanwhile, Disney was the top studio globally in 2024, which was brought in 5.46 Billion At the box office

Instead of taking legal action against the AI, the other eight film studios have begun to add this technology to their films. For example, Netflix Last month revealed For the first time he used AI to prepare footage for one of his shows. In the Argentine Science Fiction Show, “Eltravanota”, or “The Ethenot”, an EI created scene is presented showing the falling building.

Netflix claims that it has used standard tools “10 times faster”

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