<h1>Streaming giant unveils 400+ titles and AI-driven IP push, raising copyright, licensing, privacy and franchise risks</h1> A major streaming platform announced a slate of 400+ new titles and expanded offline and AI-driven initiatives, emphasizing development of proprietary IP across long- and short-form formats, micro-dramas, films, variety shows and immersive venues. Legal issues likely to arise include ownership and licensing of AI-assisted works, copyright and moral-rights attribution for AI-generated or AI-enhanced content, data-use and privacy compliance in AI training and targeted marketing, consumer protection for immersive experiences, franchise and merchandising rights, and regulatory or competition scrutiny related to exclusive sports and content distribution deals. Contracting, talent rights and indemnities should be revisited to address AI and cross-media exploitation.