Oscar-winner Matthew McConaughey has trademarked his image and voice to protect them from unauthorised use by artificial intelligence (AI) platforms.
Clips including his famous catchphrase “alright, alright, alright” from the 1993 film, Dazed and Confused, have been registered to the United States Patent and Trademark Office database, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reports.
More CGI and object tracking, the tram doesn’t have any real defects that AI produces especially when it comes to the more smaller features
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I thought it was AR?
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Surprised it hasn’t been mentioned here, The latest advert for Ladbrokes “new app” (don’t they have a new app every other week???) appears to be entirely AI generated… For a company that makes millions, using AI is so distasteful…
I can’t find a video of it.
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What else do you expect? It’s a gambling company. Being distasteful is in its wheelhouse.
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i’ve seen the ad and thought it looked like AI. Glad I wasn’t the only one.
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I believe there’s a Choices Flooring ad using AI - seen during DoND or Millionaire (cant remember which, think it was Millionaire) on the 11th of March.
It used comic sans for the wordmark on the back of a ute which was pretty funny
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I know which one you’re talking about.
I must say, it’s one of the better ones. The first time i saw it i thought it was real.
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That one, yes
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I’ve seen that, thought “is that AI”?
RACQ ad seen during Deal in Brisbane tonight that was made partially with AI
Yeah looks like it.
I wonder if producers/agencies are dropping their production charges to clients in using AI rather than real-life/CGI tech?
Lowering their prices because they’re using AI? I doubt it.
That’s like saying WIN are going to keep NBN News as is. It won’t happen.
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Only reason I mention it is often it can be easy to spot AI has been used, making it not as good as some think it is.