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> Mandatory "AI generated" mark may help a bit

This will never happen, promise you that a major CGI sequence will ship completely AI generated in a Marvel movie within 3 years. This tech will be so integrated into workflows of Disney and the like that the idea of an "AI Generated" watermark will be as ridiculous to them as a "3D Rendered" watermark and if any legislation comes about they'll be against it.

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Already on the docket in the EU: https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/press-room/20230505IP...

I could potentially see movies needing to credit AI in the end credits. Not sure how that would work out. Maybe list all the scenes and what AI was used? But none-the-less, not an easy clear cut solution.

I would expect studios to own and develop the AI systems they use.

Why? What would this actually accomplish?

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