The streamer told shareholders in its second-quarter letter that roughly 300 of its titles used generative AI somewhere in production this year, with most of that work landing in post-production, according to Variety. What Netflix told its shareholders about AIThe letter described the technology showing up across the full production process, from concept and previsualization through post-production and release. Netflix said the tools help it deliver "higher-quality output more quickly and at a lower cost," according to Variety. Production partners must flag intended AI use, and generating performances or replacing union-covered work requires consent and the right agreements, according to Digital Trends. AI "will give creatives better tools to bring their visions to life," he said, according to IndieWire.