Natasha Lyonne will team with Brit Marling and Jaron Lanier and will direct a hybrid AI and live-action feature film.

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Hollywood, woman-out-of-time demeanor, it may be surprising to hear that Natasha Lyonne has a vested interest in AI. In fact, ...

At the premiere of ‘Poker Face,’ the veteran multi-hyphenate responded to the swirl around her latest creative endeavor — a ...

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In Uncanny Valley, Natasha Lyonne will explore the fallout from AI in a satire developed with futurist Jaron Lanier and ...

AI has long posed a concern in the filmmaking industry by using artists’ work without consent. Natasha Lyonne's company, ...

Actress and writer Natasha Lyonne will direct 'Uncanny Valley,' a sci-fi film that will include AI-generated material from her studio Asteria ...

Asteria CEO Mooser, Lyonne, and Justin Lacob will produce the film for Asteria, as will Marling and her creative ... privilege to work with Natasha and Brit,” said Lanier.

“Poker Face” and “Russian Doll” star Natasha Lyonnne is set to make her feature directorial debut based on a script she co-wrote with “The OA” and “Another Earth” writer Brit Marling. But what really ...