Subscribers Disney Plus According to CEO Bob Iger, they will soon be able to create videos for the platform using artificial intelligence. He mentioned plans to introduce such features in the year-end earnings report as part of agreements between technology providers and the House of Mouse.
Disney Plus is set to see the “biggest and most significant changes” to the service since it launched in 2019, Iger said, according to Hollywood Reporter. This is “from a product perspective, from a technology perspective” and will include allowing users to create and share videos.
There appear to have already been “productive discussions” between Disney and some companies that sell generative AI software, and Iger hopes to find a way to incorporate these additions that reflects “our need to protect intellectual property.” This is really just an extension of the corporation's existing precedent, as Marvel's Secret Wars series came under fire for its use of AI assets in the opening credits.
Iger's comments have already sparked backlash. “Cancel your Disney Plus subscription,” Dana Terrace, creator of the original Disney film The Owl House published on X/Twitter. “House of the Pirate Owl. I don't care. Screw the AI gene.”
It looks like you'll soon be able to make your own terrible Mickey Mouse or Lion King movie for others to gawk at. How all this is implemented and what goals it leads to remains to be seen.
In any case, we have a guide to everything new Disney moviesto make sure that you can still find some miracle in your life.
