Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ Hotstar, and YouTube are using AI in movie production.The goal is to enhance quality like never before and reduce production costs.Disney recently created a new business unit dedicated to AI and extended reality solutions.AI has moved beyond the pre-production stage, where it was mainly focused on storytelling, and is now being used to develop full movies.Making better shows and better films is the ultimate test for AI.Celebrities like James Cameron have used AI to help create blockbuster movies, but human emotions and imagination cannot be replaced by machines.Indian start-up Sensara Technologies teaches machines to watch movies to enable a knowledgeable and visually rich interaction between people and TV.Multiple players are using AI to generate and enhance various elements of short films, including animations, scripts, music, and editing.AI has even been used to create the world’s first AI-generated film, ‘The Frost: Part One’.Filmmakers are now experimenting with more complex narratives at the intersection of AI and human assistance.