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    Ben Affleck's AI approach for 'Animals' and a concern about video-model training

    THR quotes Affleck saying he wouldn't use AI trained on copyrighted work; a commentator questions what his remarks imply about open-weight video models.

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    THR reports that Affleck discussed using AI on 'Animals' at the film's premiere. He said he wouldn't use something trained on copyrighted work or an intelligence created by a peer or someone he looks up to. A separate commentator said some of Affleck's remarks seem to suggest open-weight video models aren't trained on copyrighted material, an implication the commentator questioned.

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    @Miles_BrundageSo he clearly knows more about this stuff than most people in film world... But some of his comments seem to suggest that open weight video models aren't trained on copyrighted material which...um...48m

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    @Miles_BrundageSo he clearly knows more about this stuff than most people in film world... But some of his comments seem to suggest that open weight video models aren't trained on copyrighted material which...um...48m