Disney is making a watershed A.I. move: a $1B investment in OpenAI and a deal to bring 200+ Disney/Pixar/Marvel/Star Wars characters into Sora-generated short videos, raising big questions about creator compensation, brand control, and whether legacy IP can crowd out new storytelling.

Then: Canada launches a major talent push, fast-tracking pathways for U.S. H-1B holders, while the U.S. rolls out a $1M “gold card” residency option, fueling debate over whether America is pricing out the next generation of innovators.

Also, A new U.S. proposal could require tourists from visa-waiver countries to submit 5 years of social media, plus extensive personal data, potentially chilling tourism and hitting travel-dependent states.

Finally, The Washington Post’s A.I.-generated personalized podcasts face credibility problems after reported errors, while A.I. video becomes a political weapon, highlighted by Gov. Gavin Newsom’s A.I. response clip to a viral White House post.

Sources referenced in this episode: The New York Times, Associated Press, Semafor, Mirror (US).

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Video Chapters:

00:00:18 – Opening / What’s ahead 00:02:40 – Disney invests in OpenAI; Sora adds Disney characters 00:14:31 – Canada recruits U.S. talent; U.S. “gold card” contrasts 00:26:20 – U.S. tourist social-media screening proposal and fallout 00:37:25 – WaPo A.I. podcasts controversy; A.I. politics accelerates 00:53:52 – Closing takeaways

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