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Here we see a congregation of antis in their natural habitat: troubled waters. Resources are scarce and getting at the throat of their own kin is not an uncommon sight in these circumstances.
as it gets better it will be to make fan movies. i dont care how big disney is when the tools get to the point anyone can make a movies even disney is not competing against 10million releases a week. they need fan content more than ever and with the release of so much content thats when digital starts becoming free. just to get out there once ubi is here making money becomes moot and people just create for free release for free no longer needing money for the next creation
Honestly I'm excited for AI movies. I think it's going to be cool to see the stuff that people come up with when AI is fully able to generate an actual movie.
The ONLY positive read to me is instead of soulless, risk-adverse 3d animation, AI may reduce budget costs and allow more interesting stories.
Realistically I'm concerned they'll manage to monopolize some portions of the market as they're extremely and inordinately incentivized to delay regular people from making AI movies for as long as they can.
I’ll use AI to make stuff for myself but I don’t think I’d want to pay to see Disney generated AI. If the stuff they produce can be easily replicated by me on my home computer then it isn’t worth my time or money to see in a theater.
Not that I'd expect Disney to produce good movies, but in and of itself there's nothing about any technology that makes the end result not worth the money.
I don't think anyone reasonable likes Disney when it comes to issues such as copyright or creativity. This is more of a told-you-so moment that we predicted before the Midjourney lawsuit even started.
I will not go on a tangent. I will not go on a tangent. You can do this, Kyle.
That makes sense. I am somewhat conflicted about whether or not individuals (in this case... what the hell is his name... I always want to call him earl grey jones for some reason.) James Earl Jones, I think he sold his voice rights to disney didn't he?
What I am saying is that everyone goes back into the public domain eventually. Not only is that how it should be, but it is vital to allow a timeframe that enables preservation. The primary defense of piracy is that it bypass corporate practices that would allow them to remove people this way.
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love how a couple months ago every anti was sucking disney's cock because of the lawsuits xD
open ai showed all the documentation of how it learns and how there is nothing in the model of the original stuff and they knew they lost
morgan freeman vo: "they were not, in fact, civil"
Here we see a congregation of antis in their natural habitat: troubled waters. Resources are scarce and getting at the throat of their own kin is not an uncommon sight in these circumstances.
There are no scenarios where creatives won't using strong CAD AI assist across all workflows.
I don't even think that's what is even happening here. I think this is even more basic and silly.
This is for the consumers. It's so you can have Moana send a birthday greeting to your daughter, not to help them make movies.
as it gets better it will be to make fan movies. i dont care how big disney is when the tools get to the point anyone can make a movies even disney is not competing against 10million releases a week. they need fan content more than ever and with the release of so much content thats when digital starts becoming free. just to get out there once ubi is here making money becomes moot and people just create for free release for free no longer needing money for the next creation
Honestly I'm excited for AI movies. I think it's going to be cool to see the stuff that people come up with when AI is fully able to generate an actual movie.
Imagine the face of antis now that Disney doesn’t think AI art is stealing. Rare Disney W.
If they can't make decent movies with real actors anymore, we'll just have to fend for ourselves.
The ONLY positive read to me is instead of soulless, risk-adverse 3d animation, AI may reduce budget costs and allow more interesting stories.
Realistically I'm concerned they'll manage to monopolize some portions of the market as they're extremely and inordinately incentivized to delay regular people from making AI movies for as long as they can.
https://www.axios.com/2025/12/11/disney-google-ai
So Disney made a deal with openai and now are sueing Google for copyright infringement. So they consider it stealing to train models without payment.
There where allready a lot of people negative to disney. What ever face the antis do, it will be not in our favour, I'm afraid.
What? Complaining about some kind of progress doesn't stop it? Incredible
I am getting so fucking tired of the back and forth on this shit.
I’ll use AI to make stuff for myself but I don’t think I’d want to pay to see Disney generated AI. If the stuff they produce can be easily replicated by me on my home computer then it isn’t worth my time or money to see in a theater.
Not that I'd expect Disney to produce good movies, but in and of itself there's nothing about any technology that makes the end result not worth the money.
I don't see this as a win really.
The dead belong to the living. Not to Disney. Not to Warner. This normalizes the idea that rights never end.
I don't think anyone reasonable likes Disney when it comes to issues such as copyright or creativity. This is more of a told-you-so moment that we predicted before the Midjourney lawsuit even started.
No dead people. Just "animated, masked, and creature characters" per the press release.
https://openai.com/index/disney-sora-agreement/
I will not go on a tangent. I will not go on a tangent. You can do this, Kyle.
That makes sense. I am somewhat conflicted about whether or not individuals (in this case... what the hell is his name... I always want to call him earl grey jones for some reason.) James Earl Jones, I think he sold his voice rights to disney didn't he?
What I am saying is that everyone goes back into the public domain eventually. Not only is that how it should be, but it is vital to allow a timeframe that enables preservation. The primary defense of piracy is that it bypass corporate practices that would allow them to remove people this way.
Hmmm, I think I failed.
The problem here is not the quality of animation.
This is the sign; if Disney can’t litigate, it’s not going away.