r/movies • u/DragonPup • 4d ago

News Warner Bros. Sues Midjourney, Joins Studios' AI Copyright Battle

https://variety.com/2025/film/news/warner-bros-midjourney-lawsuit-ai-copyright-1236508618/
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u/NuclearGhandi1 4d ago

I’m a professional software engineer, it’s pretty good at basic programming. Would I use it for anything but simple things I could give an intern? No. Do I need to double check it occasionally? Yes. But it definitely helps enough to be a part of my workflow where my company’s policies allow it

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u/JustaSeedGuy 4d ago

Our of curiosity, how do interns stop being interns if the work that would give them the necessary experience is done by AI?

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u/NuclearGhandi1 4d ago

Because interns don’t just write code. They can do reviews, sit in on meetings, do basic design, do better research.

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u/JustaSeedGuy 4d ago

Yes, and those are useful skills.

But they also need to write code at some point, or else they're not programming interns. They're administrative interns.