Elon Musk allegedly used images from the movie despite not having permission to do so.

The production house behind Blade Runner 2049 has sued Elon Musk, Tesla and Warner Bros Discovery over claims they used images from the film without permission.

The maker of the 2017 sci-fi film 'Blade Runner 2049' has filed a lawsuit against Tesla, Elon Musk and Warner Bros Discovery.

Alcon Entertainment, a movie and television company backed by FedEx founder Frederick W. Smith, filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Los Angeles.

Alcon Entertainment accuses Tesla of feeding images from the movie into an AI generator.

Alcon Entertainment sued Tesla and Warner Bros Discovery over claims they used images tied to the film “Blade Runner 2049” to promote Tesla’s cybercab.

Alcon Entertainment says it denied a request to use material from the film at the Tesla cybercab event.

The lawsuit claims images tied to the film 'Blade Runner 2049' were to used promote Tesla's new autonomous cybercab - violating copyright.

Attorneys for Blade Runner studio Alcon Entertainment said the company did not want to be associated with Elon Musk’s "capricious behavior."

Movie and television studio Alcon Entertainment on Monday sued Tesla and Warner Bros Discovery over claims they used images tied to the film “Blade Runner 2049” to promote Tesla's new autonomous cybercab.Alcon’s California federal lawsuit alleged violations of U.S. copyright law and accused Tesla of

Alcon Entertainment refused to grant permission to use Blade Runner 2049 images in the event, so Tesla used an AI-generated fake instead.

The producer of the “Blade Runner” sequel called Elon Musk “problematic.” The Tesla boss is backing Donald Trump in the 2024 election.

The producer of the "Blade Runner" sequel called Elon Musk "problematic." The Tesla boss is backing Donald Trump in the 2024 election.

The company is accusing Tesla of using Blade Runner 2049 imagery to AI generate promotional material.

Alcon Entertainment, the Hollywood company behind “Blade Runner 2049,” said it had denied a request to use images from the movie but that Mr. Musk did so anyway.

Alcon Entertainment, the Hollywood company behind “Blade Runner 2049,” said it had denied a request to use images from the movie but that Mr. Musk did so anyway.

An anonymous reader quotes a report from the Hollywood Reporter: A production company for Blade Runner 2049 has sued (PDF) Tesla, which allegedly fed images from the movie into an artificial intelligence image generator to create unlicensed promotional materials. Alcon Entertainment, in a lawsuit fi...