Google DeepMind Invests $75M in A24 to Develop AI Tools for Filmmaking

Google DeepMind has announced a $75 million investment into independent film studio A24, forming a partnership aimed at developing AI tools for the filmmaking industry. The collaboration will involve feedback from leading artists and is positioned as a first-of-its-kind initiative to integrate artificial intelligence in creative storytelling.

By Dominic-Madori Davis · TechCrunch · June 22, 2026, 18:49 UTC

Google DeepMind Invests $75M in A24 to Develop AI Tools for Filmmaking

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