Peter Ciampelli
speaker
86 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 23 Jan
Peter Ciampelli’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Welcome to Tech News Briefing.
It's Tuesday, January 20th.
I'm Peter Ciampelli for The Wall Street Journal.
Celebrities like Tom Hanks and Taylor Swift have been the subject of AI deepfakes as generative tools have gotten more and more popular.
Matthew McConaughey is trying a new strategy, trademarking himself.
Then, Netflix has cemented itself as an entertainment heavyweight with its recent bid for Warner Bros.
Discovery and its $5 billion deal with World Wrestling Entertainment.
But does the company have what it takes to dominate the next frontier in internet streaming?
But first, Matthew McConaughey, the star of movies like Interstellar, Magic Mike, and the classic Dazed and Confused, has had eight trademark applications approved, which he plans to use to fight AI misuse.
To break this down, we spoke with Wall Street Journal reporter Ben Fritz.
Ben, what exactly are these trademarks that Matthew McConaughey registered?
And so what do these trademarks protect?
How would he use these against what kind of videos or products?
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