The movie’s “open world video game” component will be co-created by Lyonne, Marling and virtual reality pioneer Jaron Lanier, involving Moonvalley’s “ Marey” foundational AI model.

From the Slums of Beverly Hills to the heart of Silicon Valley: actress, writer, and director Natasha Lyonne ... led generative AI film and animation studio” co-founded by Lyonne and her partner ...

The latter will be created by Lanier as well as Lyonne and Marling. And the entire enterprise will draw on AI from Asteria partner Moonvalley via a model called “Marey,” which unlike systems ...

Natasha Lyonne is teaming up with Brit Marling and computer scientist Jaron Lanier to create a "hybrid film" that combines live action and AI ...

Given her old-Hollywood, woman-out-of-time demeanor, it may be surprising to hear that Natasha Lyonne has a vested interest in AI. In fact, back in 2023 she worried that AI would “completely ...

AI has long posed a concern in the filmmaking ... while the companion open-world video game is being developed by Natasha Lyonne, Brit Marling, and Jaron Lanier. Lyonne is also an Asteria co ...

launched the first clean AI video model, which was celebrated at a L.A. party in April hosted by Asteria’s co-founders Bryn Mooser and Natasha Lyonne. Joelle Grace Taylor for Asteria ...

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AI production studio Asteria revealed its first live-action feature, titled “Uncanny Valley,” which will also mark the feature directorial debut of studio co-founder Natasha Lyonne (“Poker ...

Hundreds of actors, directors, and other film insiders — led by Lyonne — recently signed a letter urging the federal government not to loosen copyright protections preventing AI companies from ...