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12 celebrities who support AI

12 celebrities who support AI
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This article explores how various Hollywood celebrities are engaging with artificial intelligence, either by investing in AI-driven production tools or by protecting their intellectual property. It highlights figures like Ben Affleck and Darren Aronofsky who are actively integrating AI into filmmaking processes.

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The intersection of AI and entertainment highlights a significant shift in creative labor, intellectual property rights, and the future of film production economics.

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Ben Affleck, Natasha Lyonne, and James Cameron. Getty The use of artificial intelligence is dividing Hollywood. Some people are against it for creative endeavors, and are protecting their likenesses from it. Others are diving headfirst into AI ventures. Hollywood has become a major battleground in the age of AI . Some of the greatest storytellers in the business, like Christopher Nolan and Steven Spielberg, have criticized the use of artificial intelligence, while legendary stars like Taylor Swift and Matthew McConaughey have decided the best way to protect themselves from AI slop is to file trademark applications to protect their voices and likenesses. Other celebrities have decided the best way to understand AI is to experiment with it. Whether it's as founders, investors, advisors, or creators, a growing number of well-known celebrities are positioning themselves at the forefront of the AI boom . Here are 12 celebrities who support AI.

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