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Sep 21, 2026
Before the Greenlight: Can AI Predict the Next Blockbuster with Ivan Zhurko
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6:41Joseph RaczynskiHOST
So how does that look? How does that feel in terms of negotiating schedule conflicts and that area?
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6:48Ivan ZhurkoGUEST
Yeah, you know, have kind of different approach from many other, especially young softwares in the market, because we go that first step, we created some kind of background.
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7:12Ivan ZhurkoGUEST
It's kind of classic way of doing things like for breakdown, for scheduling, for budgeting.
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23:07Joseph RaczynskiHOST
So like in five years time, do you think AI will just not just only schedule and work on budgets of scripts, but actually predict a script's financial viability or audience score before the camera even rolls out? So, one, do you think that's possible? And two, does it terrify you or is that a good thing?