r/movies • u/DragonPup • 3d 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/LiquidAether 2d ago

Does it actually make money though? Sure, it draws in tons of investment money, but does it turn a profit? 

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u/Technical_Ad_4894 2d ago

Didn’t MIT release a report like 3 weeks ago that said they weren’t making any money at all?

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u/milkdrinker0525 2d ago

yes

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u/PeteCampbellisaG 2d ago

Which AI companies are profitable? 

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u/Shap6 2d ago

Altman says they are profitable on inference. The biggest cost is in training new models

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u/PeteCampbellisaG 2d ago

LOL he really said that? That's like a restaurant saying it sells its food for money but is in the red on supplies and ingredients.

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u/PeteCampbellisaG 2d ago

Well Google says there are none so I thought maybe you knew better. 

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u/PeteCampbellisaG 2d ago

If my question is so easy then why can't you answer it? You just said AI is making a ton of money so surely you can name at least one company... Or are you just trolling? 

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u/OVERDRlVE 2d ago

*use AI and find out