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   Wahlberg open to AI clone carrying on his legacy, if AI used 'the right way'

   Speaking at TechCrunch Disrupt, actor and director Mark Wahlberg said AI has a place in filmmaking as long as it is used "the right way." He said he may use AI to enhance elements such as the stadium setting of his upcoming Pete Rose biopic, but rejected the idea of feeding an idea to ChatGPT for a script and making a film without real actors; he has not visited CAA Vault's scanning facility but said he would be interested, and he would not oppose an AI version of his likeness continuing the animated series "Ted" after he is gone. A commentary republished by 36Kr and Huxiu contrasts his stance with Nicolas Cage, who said he refused to sign an "AI authorization waiver" for Amazon Prime Video's Spider-Noir, and cites Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos saying generative AI workflows had been used in roughly 300 Netflix productions, alongside a Chinese Supreme People's Court opinion on AI likeness disputes.

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2. Oct 11
   Nicolas Cage says he refused Amazon's AI waiver for 'Spider-Noir'

   Nicolas Cage said at a New York Comic Con panel that he refused to sign an AI waiver that would have let Amazon use AI on "Spider-Noir," and that he will "probably not be working with that studio again, but that's okay." He called Amazon "a very AI-friendly company, to the tune of $50 billion invested in OpenAI," adding that he is not an AI-friendly actor; Amazon completed that $50bn OpenAI investment by the end of July and disclosed it in an SEC filing, according to reports. Prime Video cancelled the eight-episode series after one season on 4 September; it had 11 Emmy nominations and drew 2.6 billion viewing minutes in its first six weeks, per Nielsen. Cage also said he wants to work with Gen Z directors such as "Backrooms" director Kane Parsons.

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