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Netflix has reportedly integrated AI into its writing process, according to a claim from an AMA session on another subreddit.

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Post: "AI for book industry vs Hollywood"

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RedditSep 23, 2026By u/Infinite-Movie-7172

r/publishing

AI for book industry vs Hollywood

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Bug corporate in Hollywood are already leaning on AI. Not just for visual but to write. I came across this sub Reddit r/WritingWithAI and ther was this ama session by someone who was openly saying Netflix and others have integrated AI into their writing process. They even admit using AI. I am glad for publishing industry it has made sure it is human pro. As someone who is passionate about this I hope they stay that way.

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  • “Netflix has been writing slop way before AI, viewers won’t notice”

    u/TobyWasBestSpiderMan7 points · Sep 23, 2026View

  • “I know Macmillan is not shying away from AI but it’s being very careful in its application. They are focusing on AI as a tool instead of any large creative alternative.”

    u/fillb3rt3 points · Sep 23, 2026View

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Sep 23, 2026
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