Discovery—a distributor of “Blade Runner 2049,” which also hosted Tesla’s “robotaxi” announcement on its Burbank, California lot—as defendants. Alcon alleged Musk and Tesla had ...

As for why Musk wanted to associate the Robotaxi with Blade Runner 2049, Alcon notes that the vehicles in the film, known as spinners, are "artificially intelligent autonomously capable" flying ...

In its complaint, Alcon noted it is working on a Blade Runner 2099 series for Amazon and the alleged improper image use at the robotaxi event could affect potential product partnerships with other ...

the image Musk used in the Tesla Robotaxi event appears to have been generated by AI based on official stills from “Blade Runner 2049” or “some closely equivalent input direction.” ...

He said he wanted the future to be different from Blade Runner’s, with useful technology, like the robotaxi that Tesla says is fully autonomous. Musk said the vehicle, which won’t have a ...

The lawsuit accuses Musk of creating AI-generated promotional materials to promote Tesla's cybercab robotaxi. By Winston Cho A production company for Blade Runner 2049 has sued Tesla, which ...

However, WBD didn’t have full licensing rights for the movie, so when Musk asked WBD if he could associate the robotaxi with Blade Runner 2049, WBD reached out to Alcon for permission.

Discovery are accused of misappropriating the intellectual property of Alcon Entertainment‘s “Blade Runner 2049” for last month’s launch of Tesla’s Robotaxi self-driving “cybercab.” ...

The production company behind the sci-fi movie “Blade Runner 2049” is suing Elon Musk ... improperly used to promote Tesla’s futuristic robotaxi prototype. Back To Top ...

Tesla’s “dedicated robotaxi” that Musk said he wants to have on roads by 2027. The demonstration featured “A.I.-created images mirroring scenes from ‘Blade Runner 2049,’ including one ...