French media group Canal+ has announced a multi-year partnership with Google Cloud to bring generative artificial intelligence across its production operations and streaming platforms, News.Az reported, citing Reuters.
The deal gives Canal+ access to Google’s Veo 3 AI, allowing production teams to pre-visualize scenes before filming and recreate historic moments from a single archival photo. The tool will also be available to production companies producing films supported by Canal+.
Additionally, Canal+ uses AI to index your entire content library to improve personalized recommendations in the Canal+ app. The rollout will cover the European and African markets and will begin rolling out in June 2026.
This partnership includes strong intellectual property protection, ensuring Canal+ retains full rights and ownership of its creative assets. Canal+ aims to leverage AI technology to compete with global streaming giants such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, and aims to have up to 100 million subscribers by 2030.
News.AZ
Written by Aysel Mammazada
