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Studios are making money off of fake AI trailers on YouTube
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That is a good question that I do not know. But since they're the ones hosting it on their servers, they may have the most legitimate claim to the ad revenue since it does cost money to keep the trailers on their servers and to stream it to viewers.
I am not a lawyer, though. This is just pure speculation on my part.