Hollywood groups are condemning ByteDance’s new Seedance 2.0 AI video generator, warning it enables copyright and likeness violations as TikTok’s parent company pushes deeper into content creation.

An AI-generated video of Tom Cruise throwing down with Brad Pitt on a rooftop just lit up social media, and now the fallout is getting serious. What started as a viral clip is turning into a high-stakes battle over copyright,

The 15-second fight was created using a new AI video generator, Seedance 2.0, which is owned by ByteDance.

A hyper-realistic AI-generated video depicting Tom Cruise fighting Brad Pitt has ignited alarm across Hollywood.

Another Chinese AI model, Seedance 2.0, has gained attention for whipping up some impressive Hollywood IP. Users are prompting the tool

Seedance 2.0, the new AI video model from TikTok’s Chinese owner ByteDance, is going viral for apparently regurgitating Hollywood intellectual property on an epic scale. Launched this week, Seedance 2.

Earlier this week, an AI-generated video of Tom Cruise fighting Brad Pitt went viral, sparking outrage amongst creatives and the studios alike.

The actor and tech activist-entrepreneur sat down for a panel hosted by The Hollywood Reporter and Autodesk at Sundance to share his biggest fears and hopes for a culture wrestling with the inescapable impact of AI.

In July, Senegalese director Hussein Dembel Sow spent two days in Dakar shooting footage of his niece and a local actor for his latest project, a short film about a colorblind girl who undergoes hypnotherapy and,

Paramount has joined Disney as the latest Hollywood studio to slam ByteDance over AI models Seedance and Seedream for IP infringement.