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That back and forth between the taste of your designers, the people who manage your brands, and the ability to generate slop at massive amounts of scale, feels like the tension for every entertainment company right now. And I’m wondering how you see it. I know Hasbro’s talked about… you’ve talked on earnings calls about how you’re past experimenting with AI, it’s just integrated into your workflows, and people can use it however they want inside the company, but that tension between slop and quality, slop and productivity, it’s not going away in this industry. It feels like it’s only rising. How are you thinking about it?。业内人士推荐新收录的资料作为进阶阅读
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