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'Blade Runner 2049' Producer Sues Tesla, Warner Bros Over AI Images
Alcon Entertainment has sued Tesla and Warner Bros Discovery over claims they used images tied to the film “Blade Runner 2049” to promote Tesla's new autonomous cybercab.
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Musk Sued Over Blade Runner Imagery During Robotaxi Unveiling
The event featured images inspired by Blade Runner 2049, which features driverless vehicles, including a slide with an AI-generated image that was similar to a shot from the movie.
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Hollywood Director Accuses Elon Musk Of Copying His Robot Designs: ''Can I Have..."
He shared side-by-side comparisons of stills from 'I, Robot' alongside images of Tesla's Optimus robot, Cybercab, and the 'robovan' concept.
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Tesla Cybercab Autonomous Prototype EV With FSD System and No Steering Wheel Unveiled
Tesla Cybercab electric vehicle (EV) was unveiled at the “We, Robot” event on Thursday. Introduced at the Warner Bros lot in Burbank, California as a competitor to the likes of Alphabet’s Waymo, the highly-anticipated robotaxi joins Tesla’s lineup of autonomous self-driving vehicles such as the Cybertruck, Model 3, and Model S.
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'Blade Runner 2049' Producer Sues Tesla, Warner Bros Over AI Images
Alcon Entertainment has sued Tesla and Warner Bros Discovery over claims they used images tied to the film “Blade Runner 2049” to promote Tesla's new autonomous cybercab.
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Musk Sued Over Blade Runner Imagery During Robotaxi Unveiling
The event featured images inspired by Blade Runner 2049, which features driverless vehicles, including a slide with an AI-generated image that was similar to a shot from the movie.
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Hollywood Director Accuses Elon Musk Of Copying His Robot Designs: ''Can I Have..."
He shared side-by-side comparisons of stills from 'I, Robot' alongside images of Tesla's Optimus robot, Cybercab, and the 'robovan' concept.
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Tesla Cybercab Autonomous Prototype EV With FSD System and No Steering Wheel Unveiled
Tesla Cybercab electric vehicle (EV) was unveiled at the “We, Robot” event on Thursday. Introduced at the Warner Bros lot in Burbank, California as a competitor to the likes of Alphabet’s Waymo, the highly-anticipated robotaxi joins Tesla’s lineup of autonomous self-driving vehicles such as the Cybertruck, Model 3, and Model S.
