Coca-Cola recently announced that it has used artificial intelligence technology to remake its classic 1995 advertisement 'Holidays Are Coming.' This bold move makes Coca-Cola one of the first large companies to produce a television commercial entirely through AI. To achieve this, they collaborated with three AI studios to create different versions of the ad, which will be broadcast on television, streaming platforms, and global digital video. Video stills feature Coca-Cola's global generated AI.

["The world's first completely AI-generated film 'Our T2Remake' premiered in Los Angeles with tickets sold out.", "The film covers themes of OpenAI, ChatGPT, and AGI, created in collaboration with 50 artists.", "The film production team used various AIGC tools to ensure originality as much as possible.", "Although the characters' expressions still appear mechanical, it has attracted audience attention and sparked discussions about AI in filmmaking."]

The writer of the classic 1989 American film 'The Last Dragon' has recently filed a lawsuit against Amazon, accusing it of copyright infringement during the movie's remake process. Amazon and MGM Studios used artificial intelligence to 'clone' the voices of the actors involved in the film's remake. The writer has submitted a request to the U.S. Copyright Office to recover the film's rights when the claims from the Alliance Company expire in November 2023. In order to complete the project before the copyright deadline, Amazon Studios utilized AI to 'duplicate' the voices of the actors participating in the remake. Amazon denied replacing or recreating actors through AI.

A team of 50 artists in the AI field has remade 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' with a new title, 'Our T2 Remake'. The first trailer and poster have been released, and the premiere is scheduled for March 6 in Los Angeles. The production team states that 'Our T2 Remake' is not just a simple remake, but also adds their own exploration and satire of contemporary AI technology developments.