'Spider-Verse' producers scoff at the idea that AI will be creative. 'It's our job as humans to keep making things new.'.

The article focuses on the creative process and impact of "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse," the sequel to the Oscar-winning "Into the Spider-Verse," produced by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. The film continues the story of Miles Morales, exploring themes of identity and the responsibilities of being a superhero while introducing a multitude of Spider-People from various parallel universes. It highlights the filmmakers' commitment to originality in animation and storytelling, challenging conventional norms in big-studio productions. The film's successful opening weekend and its cultural significance reflect its evolution from a niche project to a major pop-culture phenomenon. The article also hints at the upcoming third installment, "Beyond the Spider-Verse," set to further explore these themes. [Extracted from the article]