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The Oscars mandate voters watch all nominated movies, set new rules for AI and refugee filmmakers
- Academy voters must now watch all nominated films in each category to vote, starting from the next Oscars.
- The Academy stated that generative artificial intelligence tools 'neither help nor harm the chances of a nomination.'
- Filmmakers with refugee or asylum status can now represent a different country in the best international film category, as per the new rules.
- The new regulation mandates that the submitting country confirm 'that creative control of the film was largely in the hands of citizens, residents, or individuals with refugee or asylum status in the submitting country.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, best known for its Oscars, has made two major rule changes. It confirmed that films created using artificial intelligence (AI) will be eligible to compete for the prestigious awards, and that academy members will have to prove they have seen all nominated films before voting.
The Oscars orders academy voters to actually watch the movies
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