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Artificial intelligence is no longer a tool for recommendation; it is a tool for creation. AI can now write scripts, generate photorealistic video (Sora by OpenAI), and clone voices. This raises existential questions: Will studios replace screenwriters with LLMs (Large Language Models)? Or will AI allow indie creators to produce blockbuster-quality from their laptops? The Writers Guild of America strike of 2023 was largely a fight to regulate AI's role in Hollywood. In the 1930s and 1940s, movies were the

Despite the ease of legal access, piracy has returned. Because content is fragmented across too many services, users are turning back to torrents and unauthorized streaming sites to watch a single show on a service they don't want to buy. AI can now write scripts, generate photorealistic video