#Alcon Entertainment

Discovery are facing a lawsuit from Blade Runner 2049 producers, Alcon Entertainment, for allegedly using an AI-generated image resembling a scene from the iconic sci-fi film during Tesla's Robotaxi announcement. Alcon claims that Tesla had originally requested permission to use a still from the film but was denied, prompting them to use AI to create a similar image instead. The lawsuit, filed by Alcon Entertainment, accuses Musk and Tesla of "massive economic theft" for displaying the unauthorized image during Musk's keynote presentation on October 10. However, Alcon contends that Tesla's use of the AI-generated image was a deliberate attempt to link Tesla's new self-driving car to a well-known Hollywood brand without proper authorization. Alcon is also seeking damages for copyright infringement and false endorsement. Source: Alcon Entertainment[/caption] In addition to Musk and Tesla, Warner Bros. The Lyceum of the Philippines University, in partnership with ESports and gaming talent agency Tier One Entertainment, might offer the first Bachelor of Science degree in ESports this year. See you in 4 years!!" [caption id="attachment_228501" align="alignnone" width="720"] Photo from TryQ's Facebook[/caption] Tier One Entertainment will be passing the ESports curriculum design to CHED on March 4, and could possibly be offered in LPU starting this year. Read more in our articles including "Elon Musk, Tesla, and Warner Bros. Sued Over AI-Generated Blade Runner 2049 Image Used for Tesla's Robotaxi" and "LPU might offer BS in ESports this 2020".