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Sony Pictures Entertainment CEO Tony Vinciquerra aims to leverage AI to streamline film production and cut costs. Vinciquerra's endorsement of AI in filmmaking, despite potential conflicts with creatives, was evident during an investor event. He highlighted the importance of agreements with Hollywood workers to determine the extent of AI integration in the industry. While discussing strategic investments, Vinciquerra emphasized aligning with their successful IP-focused strategy and ruled out venturing into general-entertainment streaming services. Although Paramount offers opportunities for expansion, Vinciquerra indicated a focus on Crunchyroll for future growth, emphasizing the potential of AI in anime production. Source: https://www.indiewire.com/news/breaking-news/sony-pictures-will-...

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Generative AI systems rely heavily on training data to make accurate predictions. Having access to more data can lead to better performance of AI models. Data curation and quality are crucial for model success, sometimes more important than quantity. High-quality annotations have shown to enhance the performance of AI models significantly. The emphasis on large, high-quality datasets may centralize AI development among tech giants with substantial budgets. Some companies resort to questionable methods to acquire training data, raising ethical concerns in the AI industry. Even legitimate data deals can contribute to an inequitable AI ecosystem. Source: https://techcrunch.com/2024/06/01/ai-training-data-has-a-price-tag-that-only-big-tech-can-afford/ submitted by /u/NuseAI [link] ...