Many of these movies blur the line between where humanity ends and technology begins. The best movies about AI do more than ...

Take a closer look at "How to Train Your Dragon," the live-action movie released in June. Embedded in the end credits of the movie is a warning: Universal Pictures, the major American film studio ...

Why it matters: If anything illustrates the modern times that we live in, it's movies featuring a warning about not using them to train AI. Universal Pictures has added the message in the end credits ...

Universal Pictures is continuing its crackdown on generative AI with new messaging, threatening legal action against anyone who uses its movies to train AI systems, at the end of all its new movies.

From 'Mission Impossible 8' to 'Megan 2.0' and 'Tron: Ares,' Hollywood's "evil AI" trope has fizzled at a time when warnings about real-life AI have never been more alarming. By James Hibberd ...

In recent months, studios have started to sue AI companies that allow users to generate images and videos of copyrighted characters. They characterize the alleged theft of their content as an ...

Universal Pictures is now including a warning in the credits stating that the movie “may not be used to train AI.” The note was first included at the end of “How to Train Your Dragon,” the live-action ...