GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Sample Clauses

GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. “The parties acknowledge that definitions of Generative Artificial Intelligence (‘GAI’) vary, but agree that the term generally refers to a subset of artificial intelligence that learns patterns from data and produces content based on those patterns (e.g., ChatGPT4, MidJourney, Dall-E2). It does not include ‘traditional AI’ technologies programmed to perform specific functions (e.g., CGI and VFX), such as those already used during all stages of motion picture production (e.g., pre-visualization, pre- production, production, post-production, distribution, marketing). The term GAI is used for convenience and this Section [XX.1] shall also apply to any technology that is consistent with the foregoing definition, regardless of its name. DRAFT ONLY
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GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. The parties acknowledge that the types of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and similar technologies used in the motion picture industry vary and are evolving, but agree that the term Generative Artificial Intelligence (“GAI”) has become the predominant term used to generally refer to a subset of artificial intelligence and machine learning that learns (for example through algorithms, knowledge graphs, decision trees, neural networks, large language models, or deep learning networks) from content and data inputs and generates content (such as, for example, video, images, sound or text) based on, derivative of, or as a result of processing that input (e.g., ChatGPT4, MidJourney, Dall-E2). GAI is understood to not include ‘traditional’ digital technologies programmed to perform specific functions or tasks rather than the generation of content (e.g., CGI and VFX), such as those already used during all stages of motion picture production (e.g., pre-visualization, pre-production, production, post-production, distribution, marketing). The parties further acknowledge that the technology is rapidly evolving and new technologies may be developed that perform many of the same functions of GAI, as described above. The term GAI is used here for convenience and this Section 61 shall also apply to those technologies. SAMPLE Accordingly, Producer shall obtain consent from the Union and the performer or background actor prior to the training of a GAI system on photography (including still photographs) or soundtrack of the performer or background actor. A description of Producer’s intended use of any audio, visual, or audiovisual content generated by the AI system must be provided prior to the training. Exhibit C: Initial Release to New Media
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GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE. “A. The parties acknowledge that definitions of generative artificial intelligence (‘GAI’) vary, but agree that the term generally refers to a subset of artificial intelligence that learns patterns from data and produces content, including written material, based on those patterns, and may employ algorithmic methods (e.g., XxxxXXX, Llama, MidJourney, Dall-E). It does not include ‘traditional AI’ technologies such as those used in CGI and VFX and those programmed to perform operational and analytical functions.
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