ByteDance released its new AI video model, Seedance 2.0, touting a leap in cinematic quality but admitting the technology is still imperfect. The rollout sparked a viral comment from Deadpool co‑writer Rhett Reese, who warned that AI could soon replicate Hollywood‑level movies. Industry groups, including the Motion Picture Association, accused ByteDance of ignoring copyright law. While studios like Disney are cautious about unlicensed AI tools, they have also partnered with OpenAI, granting Sora access to 200 characters for three years and investing $1 billion. The mixed response highlights tension between AI innovation and creator protection. Read more →