This excerpt is from a YouTube interview ("A Movie That Used AI?!") where host Matt Wolfe asks whether studios are using the speaker's AI technology in films. The interviewee says they have many studio clients but are bound by NDAs and explicitly states "No AI involved in any of the films."
Some of your clients are big studios. Are there any, like, films out in the wild or maybe even stuff in production right now where this technology is in use?
Yeah, we have a lot, but unfortunately we have hefty NDAs that you can imagine. No AI involved in any of the films.
Okay.
Unfortunately, we do have some that, you know, some kind of one I really like. Voxel Studio did a Superman and Lewis and they did this case study. They used it for it. So that's one of the public ones that you can see for a TV show. And it's very cool. I like those guys at Voxel Studio. They're really innovative. They're like throwing a lot of tools and playing with it and combining and being more efficient. Turner around. But yeah, we've seen it. Obviously, besides film and tv, we've also seen it being used at gaming, some marketing, a lot of brands as well outside. And then obviously a lot of content creators, you know, kind of individual content creators.
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