Jeffrey Katzenberg believes it is still 6 to 24 months too soon to invest in AI for long-form traditional media because the rate of innovation is too steep for a clear winner to emerge.

Aura's new parental insight product was developed in partnership with child psychiatrists at Boston Children's Hospital.

Jeffrey Katzenberg believes AI is a revolutionary technology, not an evolutionary one, similar to how CG animation revolutionized the animation industry.

The first "Shrek" movie was produced in Redwood Shores, California, with a studio of 800 employees.

Hyperscalers are making a capital investment of $700 billion over a 24-month period to build out AI infrastructure.

WndrCo's holding company is projected to generate $400 million of free cash flow in the next year (2027).

During the transition from hand-drawn to CG animation at DreamWorks, approximately half of the 1,000-person creative workforce was unable to adapt to the new skill set and was ultimately replaced.

In a beta test of 2,500 children aged 7-18, Aura's product identified that 46% showed signs of depression, 22% had self-harm or suicidal thoughts, and 52% had an eating issue.

Jeffrey Katzenberg attempted to buy Pixar from Steve Jobs for $50 million when Jobs was financially stretched with his company NeXT, but Jobs refused to sell.

Jeffrey Katzenberg predicts there will be a "reckoning" in the AI industry in 2026, where companies producing tangible results will succeed while others with grander aspirations may fail.