Sources familiar with the situation say OpenAI plans to hold meetings with “studios, media executives and talent agencies” in Los Angeles next week. These talks follow a period of Hollywood excitement during which CEO Sam Altman was reported to have attended multiple parties over Oscar weekend.
OpenAI is remaining tight-lipped about the details of its strategy. When asked, a company spokesperson provided a vague statement about “collaborative distribution” and “ongoing dialogue with artists and creators.” While OpenAI seems committed to dialogue, Hollywood creators may be less enthusiastic. The potential for AI to replace screenwriters, actors and special effects artists has raised concern in the industry and played a key role in writers’ strike negotiations last year. What muddies the waters further is that OpenAI’s Sora has not been publicly released.
Source: Ferra
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