
About this episode
AI-generated videos are getting shockingly good, and Hollywood is starting to panic. In this deep dive, we break down how Google’s new Veo 3 model is fueling a wave of hyper-realistic content on TikTok, YouTube, and beyond. From $2,000 AI-made commercials to lawsuits from Disney and Universal, studios are scrambling to protect their turf as creators armed with prompts begin to rival big-budget productions. We’ll explore what this means for the attention economy, the future of entertainment jobs, and why this may be the start of Hollywood’s biggest disruption yet.
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