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NETFLIX SAYS 300 TITLES USED GENERATIVE AI

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THU, JUL 16, 2026

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Netflix disclosed that approximately 300 titles on its platform have utilized generative AI, primarily during post-production. The company revealed the figure in its second-quarter earnings report Thursday.

Netflix said it is "increasingly leveraging these tools to deliver higher quality output more quickly and at a lower cost." The streaming giant provided examples of AI-assisted titles, including Glory, Brasil 70: A Saga do Tri, and The American Experiment. Most AI applications occurred in post-production work, though Netflix did not specify which production stages or technical aspects benefited from the technology. The disclosed figure represents a significant portion of Netflix's vast content library, signaling the company's broader adoption of generative AI across its operations. Netflix's transparency about AI usage comes as the entertainment industry grapples with questions about generative AI's role in content creation, particularly regarding its impact on writers, artists, and crew members.

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