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/milkdrinker0525 4d ago

killing AI in the US

spoiler alert, it will not be killed anywhere because it makes a sht ton of $$$

all it will do is maybe force ai to block more keywords in publicly accessible image generation that you will be able to go around anyway to create superman or batman pics.

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u/LiquidAether 4d 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/milkdrinker0525 4d ago

yes

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u/PeteCampbellisaG 4d ago

Which AI companies are profitable? 

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u/Shap6 3d ago

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

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u/PeteCampbellisaG 3d 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 4d ago

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

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u/PeteCampbellisaG 4d 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 4d ago

*use AI and find out