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Ben Affleck, Natasha Lyonne, and James Cameron.
Major Hollywood players like James Cameron and Ben Affleck have put their chips in the ever-expanding world of artificial intelligence.
Ben Affleck cashed $587M from Netflix's InterPositive acquisition; James Cameron joined Stability AI board; Ashton Kutcher invests in OpenAI—12 celebrities now position as AI founders, not just IP protectionists. Implication: AI-assisted content production becomes standard tooling, lowering creative costs and barriers to entry, while consolidating power at the Big Tech–entertainment intersection and reshaping freelance creative economics.
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Ben Affleck, Natasha Lyonne, and James Cameron.

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