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Netflix revealed about 300 of its programmes have used generative AI in production processes so far this year. The company said AI tools help deliver higher-quality output faster and at lower cost than traditional methods. Co-CEO Ted Sarandos stated that it provides artists with improved means of realising their concepts.
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