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Gen&Juice SF Discussion: What Does an AI-Native Entertainment Industry Look Like?

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​Join us for a lively discussion about the future of entertainment.

​If we look at creative industries that many of us still work in, they’re still running on old economic models, workflows that are now beset by all these new assumptions that come with Gen AI and what’s still to come.

​So the question for a panel and the community… how do we build today? Not how do we siphon money off the old system OR how do we put new bicycle parts on an old means of transport. Let's allow ourselves to imagine what does an AI-native entertainment/ art/ storytelling industrial ecosystem (aka what we have generally deemed “Hollywood”) look like? How does it work? How might we build that?

​Bonus: Food & Beverage will be provided!

​Minh Do - moderator, cofounder of Machine Cinema AI collective, head of AI at Fantastic Day AI film studio, & producer at Fairground.tv

​Our Panelists:

​Creating the next Generation

​Verena Puhm - amazing award winning AI director, writer, and filmmaker

​Jieyi Lee - Award Winning Motion Graphic Designer and Gen AI Creative Artist | Producer

​Maddie Hong - creative technologist and superstar award winning filmmaker

​Justin Hackney - cofounder of Wonder Studios and realdreams AI community

​Building the Infrastructure

​Thobey Campion - founder of Lore Machine

​Paula Vivas - cofounder of Charis and head of US marketing at Freepik

​Matty Shimura - exec producer of AI and film at Civitai and mastermind of Project Odyssey

​Adit Swarup - partner at General Catalyst

​We'll have a free flowing discussion with panelists and audience!

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