Venture Capital Dey Put Big Bet for AI to Change Hollywood Film Industry

Silicon Valley venture capital firms dem, like Sequoia, Thrive Capital, Andreessen Horowitz, Greycroft, General Atlantic, Google, and Salesforce Ventures, dey put plenty money inside AI-powered film production companies as Hollywood dey face finance gbege and change for how market dey. Recent funding round dem include Sequoia $100 million investment for London-based film producer and streaming service Mubi wey worth $1 billion, plus Thrive $75 million investment inside indie studio A24 wey value be $3.5 billion. More support dey for AI-first video startups dem like Promise, Cheehoo, and Runway AI, wey their target na to reduce cost and make film production easy with advanced AI tools. These technology fit make pre- and post-production better, improve content creation, and give indie filmmakers chance to produce better films at low cost. Big industry people like Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos predict say AI-generated content fit become its own type of thing, but to fully replace human creativity no too possible. This rise for AI investment na both creative and cost-saving wahala wey dey shake film production, as studios dey adjust to small revenue and job cuts. For crypto traders, this trend show say opportunity and innovation dey for where entertainment and AI meet, with potential to affect crypto and token-based investments supported by media and tech innovation.