A new wave of artificial intelligence is starting to transform the way the entertainment industry operates. Who will be the winners and losers?
01:07 AI is changing the music business
04:09 How big data revolutionised entertainment industries
05:20 Can AI predict a film’s success?
09:26 How generative AI is creating new opportunities
12:36 What are the risks of generative AI?
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I used to do voice work for clients and a year ago the work dried up due to AI as they now just use that.
If Moores laws applies to the compound progression of A.I, give it 2 years and I’m confident it will produce a brand new film on the fly based on your “monitored” behaviour. The coming election in the USA at the end of this year will no doubt be a dark prelude to current technology. I’m expecting a deluge of A.I generated content built to sway opinion.
People must understand that automatic fortune-telling, aka predictiveness will never be accurate, because it doesn't take under consideration things that might happen unexpectedly. Second, now we know why so many movies suc these days.
This is why they need to create human resources that could equal to machine.
The question should be “When will AI take your job?”
Ubi on the way then?
Who is AI?
Scripts and songs are for the most already completely stereotyped, mediocre and predictable, and with AI, is only to get still worse…
Children of AI
Just Accept It
We use it to generate small simple contracts at work, so we no longer have to pay the lawyer!
Personally I am looking forward to it replacing Politicians, I honestly think it would do a much better job.
If you are human, then your job can be done by A.I. That's just the way it is. No exceptions, no excuses, no apologies. If you aren't faster than a computer… if you can't work 24 hrs. every day like one… if you can't remember and store information as well as one either… it's over. 🙂 Accept it! Essentially, if you're not already a part of the 1%, you are even more worthless than you were before A.I.'s big "growth spurt"! LOL
AI should replace doctors dentists, politicians, businessmen, etc. rather than waiters, cooks, dishwashers, etc. They just want to replace poor paying jobs with AI.
Fancy the next step letting AI develope itself and govern the countries.
When we neuter western AI companies with copyright lawsuits and the like I wonder, would Chinese companies bother?
Not in this video: working class people, you know those people who got jobless or downgraded on the job market because 'technologically-driven globalisation' was inevitable. Learn to code, I guess, upper class people!
Looks like someone took a jab too many. Such a rare occurrence!
The beatboxer’s music was sick with the AI but I don’t think it translated as well to the dance choreography
Cinema and Music have already became trash anyways, so who cares!?
AI are based on generalization capacity. Art in it's creative process is the opposite.