One of the best things about Netflix is that they're super open with all their policies. And when it comes to using AI in your projects, you want to make sure you have things totally clear. AI is one of those hot-button issues that's both controversial and inevitable. It's here, and we have to deal with it. But it doesn't mean we have to use it, and it doesn't mean we don't have to follow the rules. That's because most companies are setting very specific instances where AI can be used, and Netflix is no different. Let's take a look at their rules. Netflix's AI Rules Netflix released this document, which dictates how creators can use AI in tandem with this platform. In the doc, Netflix highlights five guiding principles that filmmakers should be aware of when making things for Netflix: The outputs do not replicate or substantially recreate identifiable characteristics of unowned or copyrighted material, or infringe any copyright-protected worksThe generative tools used do not store, reuse, or train on production data inputs or outputs.Where possible, generative tools are used in an enterprise-secured environment to safeguard inputs.Generated material is temporary and not part of the final deliverables.GenAI is not used to replace or generate new talent performances or union-covered work without consent.These rules cover Netflix legally and also set an expectation for the creators in terms of what Netflix will accept as professional work. 'The Gray Man' CREDIT: Netflix Generative AI It's clear that Netflix is worried about generative...
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