Caitlin Green

So I just think if you're a person who is on like day two or three of a hangover after the long weekend, just read this Shia LaBeouf story and know that it could be worse.

Just use this to make yourself feel better.

I saw the clip.

It looked so much like Brad Pitt and so much like Tom Cruise.

So the animation was excellent.

Now it was created by an AI video generation tool called Seedance owned by ByteDance, which is the company behind TikTok.

And so a director from Ireland posts this.

He said, I made this video using a two sentence prompt.

And it shows Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise fighting on like a crumbling rooftop.

It's very Hollywood CGI world familiar, crumbling world all around them, like a moody sunsets in the background.

And a lot of people thought, my God, this looks so damn good.

I think that the days for Hollywood writers specifically could be over.

And that's what one of the writers from the Deadpool franchise said.

He saw the clip and told outlets that it sent shivers up his spine.

Yeah.

So, and that's the part that for me, like my hot take when I saw this as well, was that like, I respect that one of the writers from Deadpool is concerned about this.

And it is worth noting that negotiations have just started again between studios and the Screen Actors Guild.

And they're going to include demands for guardrails on how and if studios could use actors likeness.

So expect someone like say Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise to have to copyright their own AI image.

Right.