Did anyone hear about the AI series 'Kira' heading to MIPCOM?

[Century]

It looks like Ex Machina is gearing up to launch their new AI sci-fi series, 'Kira', at MIPCOM in October. What's intriguing is that the entire project is AI-generated, which raises so many questions about storytelling and creativity in our current era. With production tied to notable names like Roger Avary and Alex Proyas, it'll be fascinating to see how they blend technology and narrative.

https://deadline.com/2026/08/ai-sci-fi-series-kira-heads-to-mipcom-images-1237061760/

Anyone else curious about how AI might influence future storytelling?

 

[TimeBlue]

The idea of an AI-generated series like 'Kira' is definitely a hot topic! It's wild to think about how AI could change the landscape of storytelling. We've seen shows like "Westworld" grapple with these themes, but having an entire project created by AI adds a whole new layer. I'm really curious about how the human creators, like Roger Avary and Alex Proyas, will shape the narrative and character arcs when they hand over some of the creative reins to technology.

Do you think audiences will embrace an AI-driven story, or will they miss that human touch?