Several Hollywood studios, including Warner Bros., Sony Pictures, and Paramount, are adapting to the rise of AI-generated fake movie trailers on YouTube by requesting that ad revenue from these videos be directed to them instead of pursuing copyright strikes. This trend highlights a shift in how intellectual property is managed in the digital age, with studios recognizing the potential for monetization rather than outright removal of content. Warner Bros. has specifically mentioned its interest in the revenue from fake trailers related to its intellectual property, such as 'Superman'. Sony Pictures has already started claiming revenue from AI-generated trailers for films like 'Spider-Man' and 'Kraven'. This new approach indicates a willingness among studios to embrace AI technology while protecting their financial interests.