David Otunga discusses legal aspects of AI WWE matches

Former WWE star David Otunga has explored the possibilities of artificial intelligence generating wrestling matches in a recent YouTube video. He examined whether WWE could create and monetize such content without compensating estates of deceased performers.

Otunga highlighted WWE's broad contractual rights over ring names, likenesses, personas, and performances, which often extend in perpetuity. He noted that these agreements predate generative AI, leaving uncertainty about their application to new technologies. Using the hypothetical matchup of Bray Wyatt versus

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A worried UK government official in a podcast studio with AI and foreign tech symbols, illustrating risks of AI adoption.
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Podcast discussion warns UK government AI adoption could deepen reliance on foreign tech

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A recent podcast episode raised concerns that the UK government’s growing use of AI tools in public services—and potentially in elements of legislative work—could increase security and sovereignty risks tied to overseas providers.

WWE has received a community note on its AI-generated video package featuring NXT wrestlers Zaria and Sol Ruca. The note was added to the video post, highlighting an issue with the content.

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ABBA member Björn Ulvaeus delivered the opening keynote at the United Nations AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva on July 13. He called for creators to have consent and compensation when their work trains AI systems. Ulvaeus used the ABBA Voyage show as an example of ethical AI use.

Filmmaker Steven Soderbergh has detailed his use of generative AI in the upcoming documentary John Lennon: The Last Interview. The film, created with support from Meta, pairs AI-generated visuals with Lennon's final interview audio. It is set to premiere at this month's Cannes Film Festival.

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Director Paul Schrader has shared his views on the future role of artificial intelligence in the film industry.

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