The Lion King, Felman Louise, Gladiator, The Dark Night, Interstellar, Dune.

What do all these blockbusters have in common?

Hans Zimmer.

Zimmer has scored more than 150 films in his career and is arguably the most

influential composer in Hollywood. He has tons of fans, some detractors, and a lot of copycats.

These days, there's a new copycat in town, artificial intelligence.

Last year, an AI company tried to compose a major movie soundtrack in the style of Zimmer.

And this has broad implications for Zimmer and the company with rights to his music, Reservoir Media.

So let's ask Han Zimmer himself and Reservoir Media CEO, Golnar Kosra Shahi, are they afraid of AI?

From the Wall Street Journal's Tech Live Conference, welcome to a special taping of The Journal,

our show about money, business, and power.

I'm Kate Linebaugh, Hans Zimmer, Golnar Koshat Rahi.

Welcome to the show.

Thank you. Golnar Koshat Rahi. Welcome to the show. Here's the truth about AI.

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Race the rudder. Raise the sails. Raise the sales.

Captain and unidentified ship approaching. Over.

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