Margot Robbie's 'Neighbours' episodes to get AI treatment; Matthew Werkmeister criticise project; Stefan Dennis calls it 'Morally and legally wrong'
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The AI-driven reformatting of Margot Robbie's original 'Neighbours' episodes into short mobile clips could change how classic TV content is consumed and raises questions about creative control and rights.
Episodes of Australian soap opera 'Neighbours' featuring Margot Robbie are being repackaged into vertical microdramas for mobile viewers. According to The Guardian, RoseBerry Media is preparing the short-form series for its Epis platform, using an AI-assisted tool called RedSnapper to rework footage from the original programme.
'Neighbours' is a long-running Australian soap opera that launched many actors' careers; AI-assisted editing tools like RedSnapper are being used to repurpose existing footage into new formats for platforms targeting mobile audiences.
- •Follow any public statements or legal actions from the show's producers or actors regarding the AI edits
- •Watch for the launch schedule of the microdrama series on RoseBerry Media's Epis platform
- •Monitor industry reactions to the use of AI for repackaging legacy television content