Is there actually a labor shortage? If this claim is qualified with "there's a shortage of labor willing to work for a pittance" then there's no labor shortage.

Is there actually a labor shortage? If this claim is qualified with "there's a shortage of labor willing to work for a pittance" then there's no labor shortage. I'm more disgusted with a business choosing profits over people, especially when we all know that Netflix budgets are generally very substantive. If the cost of getting the talent you need to produce the work is too high, turning to generative art is a band-aid for a real systemic problem with how Netflix is producing content. AI should be a tool: if the art can't be produced without it, you're really just scraping by. And that's a big red flag for Netflix's business, imo.