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The AI video market has rebounded from early setbacks, with companies like Netflix and Higgsfield driving innovation and investment in AI-assisted content creation.
Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro plans to turn Disney+ into a 'super app' that combines streaming with theme-park bookings, games, and more to compete with Netflix.
AI is transforming streaming platforms from niche content providers into universal entertainment destinations, blurring traditional format boundaries and reshaping the competitive landscape.
Netflix aims to make AI fluency a core skill for all employees, but the company also recognizes the enduring importance of human creativity and craftsmanship in the age of artificial intelligence.
Netflix has reportedly used AI in over 300 shows, prompting a major director to call AI a 'Trojan horse' and igniting a fierce debate in Hollywood.
Netflix reported strong second-quarter earnings but saw its stock drop 9% after issuing a weaker-than-expected third-quarter forecast.
Learn how AI is revolutionizing entertainment by helping create content faster and more affordably, using examples from Netflix's 300 AI-powered productions.
Netflix engineers reduced Cassandra read latency from seconds to milliseconds by splitting wide partitions per TimeSeries ID, enhancing system scalability and performance.
Netflix is using AI-generated voice technology to recreate Gene Wilder's voice for its new reality show Wonka: The Golden Ticket, premiering September 23rd. While the sets are real, the voiceover is entirely AI-generated, marking a significant step in entertainment's adoption of artificial intelligence.
Netflix is turning to generative AI to help users navigate its overwhelming content library, a problem it helped create through its rapid expansion.
This article explores how Netflix's AI-driven recommendation systems and autoplay features may constitute addictive design patterns, raising significant concerns about user behavior manipulation, data privacy, and regulatory oversight.
Netflix must refund Italian subscribers up to €500 after a court ruled its price hikes violated EU consumer law. The decision could set a precedent for other streaming services operating in Europe.
