Malone predicts $8-10B deal grants Grok access to training data for Imagine

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John Malone predicts an $8-10B deal between Skydance and SpaceX that could provide Grok Imagine with access to major intellectual property for training. This development suggests a potential shift in how generative AI models access and utilize large, diverse content datasets.

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1. @andrewcurran_ commentary · Wed 16:59 UTC
   John Malone is predicting an $8-10B deal between Skydance and SpaceX. Elon has repeatedly said full generative movies and series are the goal for Grok Imagine. A content/output deal could give him training data and rights access to major franchises now under Skydance, including Star Trek, Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones and Harry Potter. A fully legal Grok generated final season of GoT, or a Hogwarts tv series with the inclusion of an extremely popular female Slytherin are drawing closer to reality.
   
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2. @andrewcurran_ commentary · Wed 16:59 UTC
   hollywoodreporter.com/business/busin…
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3. @peterwildeford policy · Wed 20:18 UTC
   Grok movies are a way better goal than recursive self-improvement
   @andrewcurran_: John Malone is predicting an $8-10B deal between Skydance and SpaceX. Elon has repeatedly said full generative movies and series are the goal for Grok Imagine. A content/output deal could give him training data and rights access to major franchises now under Skydance, including Star Trek, Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones and Harry Potter. A fully legal Grok generated final season of GoT, or a Hogwarts tv series with the inclusion of an extremely popular female Slytherin are drawing closer to reality. open on X
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4. @andrewcurran_ commentary · Thu 17:38 UTC
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   @andrewcurran_: John Malone is predicting an $8-10B deal between Skydance and SpaceX. Elon has repeatedly said full generative movies and series are the goal for Grok Imagine. A content/output deal could give him training data and rights access to major franchises now under Skydance, including Star Trek, Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones and Harry Potter. A fully legal Grok generated final season of GoT, or a Hogwarts tv series with the inclusion of an extremely popular female Slytherin are drawing closer to reality. open on X
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5. @andrewcurran_ commentary · Thu 17:38 UTC
   semafor.com/article/10/22/…
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6. @andrewcurran_ commentary · Wed 20:52 UTC
   A random fanfic writer would easily clear it.
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