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  • Walt Disney forms task force to explore AI's application
  • Disney believes AI can help in mitigating costs associated with film and television production
  • Disney has 11 open positions in the AI field

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Amid Hollywood protest, Disney establishes task force to explore AI applications

The task force is aiming to develop AI applications in-house while also seeking partnerships with start-ups. Disney also believes that AI will help in mitigating costs associated with film and television production

Amid Hollywood protest, Disney establishes task force to explore AI applications

Disney's character Baby Groot that was seen in the movie Guardians of the Galaxy garnered a huge fan following and support. Disney brought this character to life by using Machine learning technique which is a part of Artificial Intelligence. To take the application of Artificial Intelligence to the next level Walt Disney has formed a task force. This task force will explore AI's application across its entertainment conglomerate.

This comes amid Hollywood writers and actors protest against the industry's reliance on the technology.

Also Read: Amid Hollywood unions' protest Netflix ready to offer Rs 7.4 crore annual salary for AI Product Manager

As per Reuters the task force is aiming to develop AI applications in-house while also seeking partnerships with start-ups. Currently 11 positions are open in Disney that requires individuals who are well-versed in artificial intelligence or machine learning. These roles cover Walt Disney Studios, the engineering division to the theme parks, Walt Disney Imagineering, Disney-branded television and the advertising team.

Disney also believes that enforcing AI would help the company in mitigating the escalating costs associated with film and television production, which can skyrocket to $300 million for major releases such as "Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" or "The Little Mermaid." In the theme park arena, Disney thinks that AI can help in better the customer support and create innovative interactions.

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