In the world of sci-fi, two big shows are coming up. One is Blade Runner 2099, a follow-up to the famous Blade Runner movies. It's set to hit Prime Video in 2026. The other is Apple TV's take on the classic cyberpunk novel, Neuromancer. Both shows are exciting, but Neuromancer might just steal the s
Harrison Ford, known for his role in Blade Runner, has shared his thoughts on the different versions of the film. He has a clear preference for the versions without the voiceover. Ford explained that the original script included a narration, but he felt it wasn't suitable for the film. He worked wit
A recent court decision has given Tesla and Warner Bros. a small win in a legal battle. A federal judge tossed out several claims made by Alcon Entertainment. Alcon is the company behind the 2017 sci-fi movie Blade Runner 2049. The judge's decision came as a relief to both companies. Alcon had accus
Tesla and Elon Musk have found themselves in hot water again. This time, it's not about electric cars but an image they used to promote their new self-driving taxi. Alcon Entertainment, the producers of "Blade Runner 2049, " allege that Tesla copied an iconic scene from the movie without permission.
Oh boy, Elon Musk is in hot water again! The folks behind the 2017 sci-fi flick "Blade Runner 2049" have taken the tech billionaire and his company, Tesla, to court. They claim Musk and Tesla used images from the movie without permission to promote their new robotaxi, the Cybercab. The legal battle
Ever heard of Blade Runner 2049? That's a famous sci-fi movie. Well, Tesla and Warner Bros. got in trouble for using an AI-generated image that looked a lot like something from that movie. Elon Musk, who runs Tesla, might have been involved in this! A company called Alcon Entertainment says Warner B
A recent legal battle is raising questions about art and AI. The studio behind 'Blade Runner 2049', Alcon Entertainment, is suing Tesla, led by Elon Musk. Why? Alcon alleges that Tesla used artificial intelligence to replicate imagery from their movie for a promotion. Musk initially wanted real scen
Elon Musk and his car company, Tesla, along with Warner Bros. Discovery, were hit with a lawsuit. The suit, filed by Alcon Entertainment, the producer of 'Blade Runner 2049', claims that they used an AI-generated image from the film without permission to promote Tesla's robotaxi concept, the Cyberca
Alcon Entertainment, the studio behind "Blade Runner 2049, " has filed a lawsuit against Tesla and Warner Bros. Discovery. The dispute centers around Tesla's use of AI-generated images that resembled scenes from the movie to promote its new cybercab. Alcon claims this violates U. S. copyright law an
Tesla's recent rollout of its self-driving Robotaxi has landed Elon Musk in hot water. The production company behind the movie Blade Runner 2049 is suing him. Why? They say Musk used images inspired by the film for the Robotaxi launch without permission. These images were created using artificial in
