Google‘s Sanjay Gupta made a compelling case for Asia-Pacific’s dominance in the future of global storytelling, positioning artificial intelligence as the “magic wand” that will transform the region’s already-thriving media landscape.
Speaking at the APOS conference in Indonesia, the president of Google APAC opened his keynote with a striking example of AI‘s creative potential: the collaboration between Google, Warner Bros. Discovery and other partners to bring “The Wizard of Oz” to the Sphere in Las Vegas. The 1939 Technicolor classic, originally shot in 4:3 aspect ratio with 35mm cameras, required “incredible collaboration, underpinned by technology” involving “thousands of researchers, producers, programmers from the film and technology world” to upscale
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