Natasha Lyonne's Asteria Film Co. Revolutionizes Indie Filmmaking with AI Ethics!
Dec 21
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Moonvalley Unveils Marey: A Game-Changing Ethical AI Video Model for Filmmakers
Moonvalley has launched Marey, a pioneering "3D-aware" AI video model that's now publicly available via subscription. Designed with filmmakers in mind, Marey utilizes a hybrid approach for greater creative control, trained on openly licensed data to avoid copyright issues. It's set to revolutionize filmmaking with features like mimicking motion while respecting physics, free camera motion, and background alteration. Stay tuned as it continues to evolve with future capabilities like lighting controls and extensive character libraries.
Jul 9
Natasha Lyonne Ventures into Sci-Fi with 'Uncanny Valley': A Film Revolutionizing AI Ethics in Hollywood
Natasha Lyonne, known for her roles in 'Orange Is the New Black' and 'Russian Doll,' is set to make a directorial splash in the sci-fi genre with 'Uncanny Valley.' Teaming up with Brit Marling, Lyonne will direct and star in a film co-written by the duo, utilizing cutting-edge AI-generated visuals developed by Asteria, a company she co-founded. Asteria's 'clean' AI model Marey, created by Moonvalley, is at the forefront of ethical AI in filmmaking, using licensed and compensated content to address Hollywood's ethical concerns. The film's narrative draws inspiration from iconic works like 'The Matrix,' depicting a teen girl's world transformed by immersive VR. Jaron Lanier's involvement adds to the tech-driven credibility of this ambitious project.
Apr 30
Hollywood Embraces AI: Strikes, Copyright, and Creativity Clash
Explore the evolving role of AI in Hollywood, from helping to create Oscar-winning films to sparking controversy over copyright and job security. Despite initial resistance, AI's presence grows, offering both new opportunities and challenges.
Mar 31
YouTubers Strike Gold by Selling Unused Video to AI Giants
In a surprising twist for content creators everywhere, YouTubers are cashing in by selling unused video footage to major AI companies like OpenAI, Google, and Moonvalley. This footage is used for AI model training, fetching creators between $1 to $4 per minute. While 4K and specialized content like drone footage are particularly valuable, this trend offers both lucrative opportunities and legal considerations for creators.
Jan 17