Decart, a startup specializing in artificial intelligence, has introduced MirageLSD, a real-time Live-Stream Diffusion (LSD) AI model capable of transforming live video footage with less than 40 milliseconds of latency. This technology allows users to modify video streams or games by applying complex diffusion effects instantaneously, a significant advancement over traditional video filters that only offer basic recoloring and styles with longer processing times. Industry experts have praised MirageLSD as a groundbreaking development in AI-generated video experiences. Concurrently, Netflix has integrated generative AI into its production processes, using it to create visual effects for the first time in its original sci-fi series "El Eternauta (The Eternaut)." Netflix Co-CEO Greg Peters highlighted that the company views AI as a tool to enhance creative filmmaking rather than merely reduce costs. He also mentioned potential future applications of generative AI to improve user experience, such as enabling viewers to find content through voice commands.