Disney characters coming to AI in $1bn deal

Sky NewsThursday, December 11, 2025 at 3:10:00 PM
Disney characters coming to AI in $1bn deal
  • OpenAI has entered into a significant licensing agreement with Disney to bring its iconic characters to life through the Sora video generation tool, marking a $1 billion deal that highlights the growing intersection of entertainment and artificial intelligence.
  • This partnership is a strategic move for OpenAI, enhancing its content offerings and positioning it as a key player in the generative AI landscape, while also providing Disney with innovative avenues to engage audiences with its beloved characters.
  • The deal underscores a broader trend in the tech and entertainment industries, where companies are increasingly exploring collaborations to leverage AI capabilities, amidst a backdrop of rising competition and scrutiny regarding the implications of AI technologies.
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