Netflixthe largest audiovisual content supplier for real -time transmission in the world, began to try a search system promoted by the OpenAi artificial intelligence company, according to the Bloomberg agency and confirmed the company’s spokeswoman, Momo Zhou, to the US digital medium The Verge.
This new search engine will allow users to search series and movies Using much more specific terms, including the mood of the subscriber, going beyond simply writing the names of the actors or gender.
This function, which will be optional, is now available for some users in Australia and New Zealand on devices with the iOS operating system. Zhou said that this novelty is in beta and in very early phases, and that the opinion of the users will be crucial in this learning and listening process.
Last year, Greg Peters, Netflix executive co -director, explained how the platform is addressing the use of the artificial intelligence. Peters highlighted Netflix’s long career using automatic learning and artificial intelligence in their recommendation systems, and how they plan to use these technologies both to better serve creators and to offer subscribers a better user experience.
Will there be a second adolescence season?: The decision made Netflix
The miniseries of NetflixAdolescence, which premiered in the month of March, is already in the top 5 of the most viewed English -speaking series in the history of the platform, which is barely surpassed by the tapes of Jeffrey Dahmerthe fourth season of Stranger Things And the first of Merlina.
Following their success, the rumors of a second part began. However, these have become more concrete this Wednesday. In fact, the American site Deadline reported that Producer Plan bone of those responsible for the project, which has among its partners to American actor Brad Pittalready started conversations with the authors of the miniseries for a second season.
The details of a possible second adolescence season
The co -chants of the producer, Dede Gardner and Jeremy Kleinthey said they are working on “The next version“Of the series, and that seek to” expand the focus, remain firm to the DNA of the series, and not be repetitive “after the first batch of four chapters that presented a History that concludes in itself.
In fact, the producers They said they are talking to the Adolescence screenwriters, Jack Thorne and Stephen Grahamto count them for the new season. It is worth mentioning that Adolescence explores the consequences of hate speeches, bullying and misogyny in young people From the murder of a teenager in a small town of the United Kingdom.
The defendant is a The victim’s classmate13 years and the series focuses on the consequences of the child’s arrest and mainly on the efforts of the researchers to unravel the complex system that surrounds ties between adolescentsadults and families to find the reason for the crime. This is developed in four episodes of an hour each, filmed in a sequence plane without interruptions.
Black Mirror premieres its new season in Netflix
Black Mirrorthe series Anthological that explores the darkest and twisted corners of our relationship with technologyhe returns with his seventh season. Created by Charlie Brooker And originally released in 2011 in the United Kingdom, this fiction became a global phenomenon after being acquired by Netflixconsolidating itself as a distorted mirror of the present through stories that mix science fiction, social criticism and psychological horror.
Throughout his previous six seasons, Black Mirror has presented independent stories that address issues such as artificial intelligence, mass surveillance, algorithms, social networks, virtual reality and The ethical dilemmas of technological advancement. Some episodes such as San Junípero, The Entire History of You, White Bear, Nosedive or Be Right Back became instant classics because of their abandoning and exciting equal parts.
The Sixth seasonlaunched in 2023, marked a spin to wider gender proposals -from Terror to the psychological thriller-, with chapters like Joan Is Awful, who satirized the streaming and digital identity, or Beyond the Sea, with a more introspective and melancholic tone. Now, with this seventh installment, Brooker promises to return to the bases: science fiction stories with a disturbing touch, although not necessarily terror.
