Intelligent Jello

Rise of the AI Film Studio

Who they are, what they do, and what should we expect?

May 26 • 

Mike Gioia

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February 2025

A Very Good Question

And a plausible answer about why language and video scale differently

Feb 20 • 

Mike Gioia

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5

Sending Sora to Film School

How a great cinematic data annotation might improve AI video models

Feb 12 • 

Mike Gioia

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January 2025

The year AI video goes mainstream?

Thoughts on Veo 2, Google's great advantage, & data pipelines

Jan 21 • 

Mike Gioia

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December 2024

Just 4 Things (Sora release & the big Promise)

Sora drops, a studio makes a million dollar promise, and some jello-like stuff

Dec 17, 2024 • 

Mike Gioia

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Just 4 loose ends (newsroom job loss & art-washing)

Four stories about AI film the author failed to tie into a larger piece

Dec 4, 2024 • 

Mike Gioia

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7

November 2024

One big room full of hopes and schemes

An anecdote of a major AI film screening and the reception afterwards

Nov 20, 2024 • 

Mike Gioia

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7

October 2024

Taking the Ideas Seriously

AI companies crave artists with a vision. People who take the ideas seriously.

Oct 14, 2024 • 

Mike Gioia

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September 2024

A fairly straightforward post about an admittedly minor thing

For the first time, the author occupies the thinking chair. His thoughts follow.

Sep 3, 2024 • 

Mike Gioia

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August 2024

No more AI movie trailers, please

Fake movie trailers have been the prevalent genre of AI-generated films. We're ready for the feature presentation.

Aug 27, 2024 • 

Mike Gioia

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July 2024

Seeing is not Believing with AI

AI video demos lie to your eyes, but not the way you think.

Jul 10, 2024 • 

Mike Gioia

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5

June 2024

Why OpenAI added an NSA Chief to their board

Is 'The Project' on?

Jun 24, 2024 • 

Mike Gioia

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