Video streaming: Netflix generates crowds with AI
Netflix shares have already lost more than 40 percent of their value in recent months
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Netflix shares have already lost more than 40 percent of their value in recent months. Stock falls investors did not convince all this: The share price fell in post-market US trading by around nine percent. One reason was that the forecast for sales in the current quarter missed average analyst expectations.
Furthermore, For example, with the help of AI crowds or scenes of historical battles are generated, said co-chief Ted Sarandos to analysts. Netflix got $2.8 billion from Warner in February as a penalty following the dissolution of the already agreed acquisition. Another trigger was market research data, which gave the impression that viewership dropped from the second season of even popular Netflix series.
In addition, Netflix management also stresses that there is not necessarily a direct correlation between the number of hours customers spend in front of the screen and revenues. At the same time, Sarandos stressed that AI is only a tool in the hands of creative people: "Films are made by people who make films." Viewer decline to second seasons Netflix released its figures for the past quarter accompanied by doubts on the stock market about how well the long-standing industry leader can keep its customers.
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Netflix shares have already lost more than 40 percent of their value in recent months.
reliability low1/3 sourcesStock falls investors did not convince all this: The share price fell in post-market US trading by around nine percent.
reliability low1/3 sourcesOne reason was that the forecast for sales in the current quarter missed average analyst expectations.
reliability low1/3 sourcesFor example, with the help of AI crowds or scenes of historical battles are generated, said co-chief Ted Sarandos to analysts.
reliability low1/3 sourcesNetflix got $2.8 billion from Warner in February as a penalty following the dissolution of the already agreed acquisition.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAnother trigger was market research data, which gave the impression that viewership dropped from the second season of even popular Netflix series.
reliability low1/3 sourcesNetflix management also stresses that there is not necessarily a direct correlation between the number of hours customers spend in front of the screen and revenues.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAt the same time, Sarandos stressed that AI is only a tool in the hands of creative people: "Films are made by people who make films." Viewer decline to second seasons Netflix released its figures for the past quarter accompanied by doubts on the stock market about how well the long-standing industry leader can keep its customers.
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