This revenue can come from digital purchases, rentals, theater ticker purchases, or ad revenue. The premise, writing, and direction can come from a human, but the visuals and audio must come from an AI model. Some human editing is permitted, as long as over 99% of all the pixels and audio data in the film is not manipulated by humans using conventional editing tools.
There doesn't need to be direct evidence of an AI film meeting this threshold, but if it can be reasonably inferred it has met it (such as obtaining 100M+ Youtube views), this will resolve yes.
1,000the $100k threshold may already have been passed (lots of AI generated shorts with millions of views on youtube) , which just leaves the 90minute criteria
@LoganZoellner Watching a short is a small time commitment. Watching a full length film is a different story. People watch lowbrow content they know is bad on shorts/tiktok all the time but are less inclined to do that for a movie.