Creator Studio

Google is pushing back against Hollywood's wariness of new technology, arguing the entertainment industry should not fear technological change. The message, reported by The New York Times, comes as studios and creators weigh the impact of tools like artificial intelligence on filmmaking. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions between Silicon Valley and the entertainment world over jobs, copyright and creative control.

Rohan Nayak, co-founder and CEO of Pocket Entertainment, gave an interview discussing how the company uses AI-powered storytelling and what he calls the single-person studio, where small teams or individuals can produce audio content at scale. He outlined how AI tools reduce production costs and let creators handle writing, voice, and production tasks that once required full studios. The interview offers a look at where the audio entertainment startup sees its technology heading.