Sylvester Stallone by putting money in artificial intelligence after the ‘godfather’ warning
Sylvester Stallone is the latest celebrity that accepts artificial intelligence.
The “Rocky” star has invested, along with several others, in Largo.aiAnalytical platform for analytics for film, TV and advertising, raising $ 7.5 million in company funding.
“We are very happy to have a cinema legend like Sylvester Stallone who supports our journey. Stallone’s story in the cinema and a disorder he created is really inspiring for any entrepreneur like me and his support in the new ERA cinema with AI so partner in Largo. Ai is truly encouraging for us, “Executive director Largo.ai and co -founder of Arpa himself said in a statement to Fox News Digital.
Largo.ai currently cooperates with more than 600 companies in film and TV, and plans to expand its offer by launching its version 3, which will provide recommendations along with existing tools and generate early creative concepts, According to the time limit.
Sylvester Stallone, Center, from Celine Udriot, Coo from Largo.ai and Arpa Sami, Executive Director and Co -founder Largo.ai. Stallone recently invested in the company. (Kindness Largo.ai)
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The news of Stallone’s investment in the company followed after it was announced as “Special Ambassador” In Hollywood President Donald Trump, along with Jon Voight and Mel Gibson.
In January, President Trump wrote on his social platform of truth: “It is an honor to announce Jon Voight, Mel Gibson and Sylvester Stallone, to be special ambassadors in a big but very problematic place, Hollywood, California.
He continued: “They will serve me as special envoys for the purpose of bringing Hollywood, who has lost a lot of work in foreign countries in the last four years, a back – spines, better and stronger than ever before!”
The “Rambo” star has been sharing some of the good and bad AIs lately on its social media.
From left to right, Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson and Jon Voight were recently appointed “Special Ambassador” in Hollywood by President Donald Trump. (Getty Images)
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Last month Stallone shared photos from Fake trailer “godfather 4”writing in the title: “What happens? Lol this definitely should not be taken seriously!”
Creator of the False Video Trailer “Kum 4” sent a message to viewers explaining how it was made.
“Keep in mind that this video concept trailer was created solely for artistic and entertaining purposes. I carefully installed different effects, sound design, AI technology, films analytics and other elements to revive my vision.”
This week has shared Stallone Another picture From the second false extension of “godfather”. The poster shows an actor sitting behind the table in a similar position as Marlon Brando in the original “godfather”, with a false title “Godfather, part of the family heritage” with the added text “First Trailer”.
Sylvester Stallone revealed the “Godfather 4” trailer on his social media, but also shared a false poster a few weeks later for a different false sequel to the movie. (Dave J Hogan/Getty Images)
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“Not real! Just for fun !!” He wrote in the inscription.
Stallone is the latest star that has invested in AI technology.
Last year, Jared Leto Invested in two different AI companies, a generative AI startup entitled Descriptions, and Pika, a program that allows people to generate short videos from written instructions, pictures or videos.
Ashton Kutcher and music manager Guy Oseary co -founder Sound Venture, who included Openi, Anthropic and Stability AI in his portfolio, by variety.
Jared Leto, left, and Ashton Kutcher, have both invested in AI companies in recent years. (Getty Images)
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert Downey Jr. They also invested in various AI companies with environmental focus.
Downey Jr. said in an interview last year he would “sue” If his character was re -created with AI.
Ai in Hollywood was disputed in Hollywood and several stars spoke against technology.
In a recent interview for Hollywood reporterGlenn Close questioned Ai, asking “What will be true? What is true will be a big question.”
Glenn Close wonders how artificial intelligence will affect Hollywood. (Lexie Moreland)
Asked by her interpretation of AI, Close said, “It depends on how she is acted.”
“I don’t want my picture or voice to reconstruct,” she noticed. “I mean, people need a job. It’s a sad dilemma.”
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Nicolas Cage He was also a vocal opponent, warning the audience at the 25th Newport Beach Film Festival last October, “This technology wants to take your instrument. We are instruments as film actors.”
