Major studios like Warner Bros. and Sony have monetized these fake trailers, sparking criticism over profiting from AI-driven misinformation and intellectual property misuse.
The chat involved high-ranking officials and reportedly discussed actions against Houthi rebels, sparking a Senate investigation.
Critics warn that sharing employee information under Trump-era workforce reduction policies could compromise counterintelligence efforts, particularly against adversaries like China.
The network plans to invest $70 million in digital growth, including data science and product development, while introducing a $3.99/month paywall to monetize its digital audience.
Gaining support from 11 Senate Democrats and 48 House Democrats, the bill has revealed divisions within the Democratic Party, especially over its $27 billion projected cost and limited amendment opportunities.
Warner Bros. TV chairman Channing Dungey’s remarks underscore the unique position “The West Wing” holds within television history—as a show that transcended partisan politics by focusing on values-driven governance.