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At OpenAI’s Los Angeles/London co-production offices, word broke today that the company is backing a new feature animated film called Critterz, aimed at proving generative AI can streamline big-budget filmmaking by targeting a nine-month production schedule and a budget of under $30 million.

The project, originally a short film made with OpenAI’s DALL·E image tools in 2023 by creative specialist Chad Nelson (with Nik Kleverov), is expanding into a full-length animated feature. It’s being produced in partnership with Vertigo Films (UK) and Native Foreign (U.S.), with script help from writers behind Paddington in Peru.

OpenAI plans to mix advanced AI tools—including GPT-5 and image generation models—with human creativity. Artists will sketch scenes that are fed into OpenAI’s systems, actors will provide voices, and writers contribute to the narrative arc. The goal: finish Critterz in nine months, a sharp contrast to the three-year timeline often needed for comparable animation projects.

“This is meant to show what AI tools can actually do—not just flashy demos.”
— Chad Nelson, OpenAI creative specialist

Despite the ambitious timeline, there are hurdles ahead. Skeptics worry about the emotional depth and artistic originality of largely AI-assisted films. Legal and ethical concerns loom too: copyright issues, union objections, and whether AI generated content will be protected under existing laws.

If successful, Critterz could shift how animated films are made—offering a blueprint for faster, lower-cost production that still retains human artistry. And with a planned debut at the Cannes Film Festival in 2026, all eyes are on OpenAI to see if this experiment pays off.

At his Shopify storefront back in 2014, 50 Cent let fans buy Animal Ambition with bitcoin—an early crossover between hip-hop and crypto that later morphed into internet lore about a “lost wallet” worth millions. CoinDesk

The move was facilitated through BitPay, making the album one of the first major-label rap releases to accept BTC at checkout and fueling headlines that years later the stash had ballooned in value. CoinDesk

Momentum surged in early 2018 when 50 Cent himself leaned into the story on social media, responding to a fan that he’d basically forgotten about the crypto tied to the album.

“I’ma keep it real, I forgot I did that sh*t. lol.”
— 50 Cent, on Instagram in 2018

Yet the “lost wallet” narrative hit a plot twist weeks later. In a bankruptcy filing, 50 Cent said he never held bitcoin directly and that any crypto from Animal Ambition was converted to U.S. dollars before reaching him—undercutting the idea of a misplaced fortune. The VergeCoinDesk

The episode has since become a cautionary case study in how viral money myths can outrun the paperwork. And while 50 continues to brush up against crypto headlines—most recently after saying his accounts were hacked to pump a memecoin—the definitive wallet windfall remains unproven.