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Animation’s AI Reckoning: Filmmakers Say They Can Make Movies for 90% Less

Animation’s AI Reckoning: Filmmakers Say They Can Make Movies for 90% Less
Bloomberg Technology Sunday 28 June 2026, 22:30 UTC By Lucas Shaw 1 min read
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Animation’s AI Reckoning: Filmmakers Say They Can Make Movies for 90% Some animators believe AI will make films better. Others believe it will bring costs down.

Animation’s AI Reckoning: Filmmakers Say They Can Make Movies for 90% Less Some animators believe AI will make films better. Others believe it will bring costs down. Good afternoon from Los Angeles. It’s nice to be back home after a couple weeks on the East Coast. Thanks to those of you who sent congratulations and tips. Paramount Skydance’s takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery is cruising towards approval in Europe, as expected. All eyes turn to California, where Attorney General Rob Bonta weighs whether to sue. Most experts don’t think he will be able to stop the deal but he can slow it down and ask for remedies.
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