This article was originally published on www.mentalfloss.com as 5 Chillingly Accurate Movies That Seemingly Foresaw the Rise of AI.

A couple of months back, we reported that director Doug Liman—whose previous filmic innovations including revolutionizing romantic comedies with Swingers, revolutionizing spy films with The Bourne Identity,

Runway’s CEO says AI could help studios make dozens of films for the cost of one, betting volume will boost hit-making odds.

Producers of AI documentary share behind-the-scenes moments from film that includes Sam Altman, Anthropic's Dario Amodei and Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis.

Even if a filmmaker is financially strapped, as long as they have youthful vigor and ambition, they can use AI (artificial intelligence) to make a movie. It’s as if AI has democratized the filmmaking process.

A $70 million feature film focusing on Bitcoin and the hunt for creator Satoshi Nakamoto will lean heavily on AI tools.

Jason Blum, whose studio Blumhouse is behind many of the hottest horror films of the past ten years, speaks with BI's Peter Kafka about AI and more.

Justine Bateman is never afraid to speak her mind – and if you follow her on social media, you know lately she's been calling out artificial intelligence in media. But she's not just posting about it, she's taking action. The filmmaker and actress is the ...