Panellists from Georgia’s film industry discuss AI at the fireside chat, 'This Business of Film and Television'

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INTA 2024: ‘A lot of creatives are terrified’ of AI threat

Georgia’s film and TV industry is bracing for change and there will be winners and losers from the fallout, finds Peter Scott.

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