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It's the industrial revolution all over again and Luddites. People are afraid of change, especially when it means they'll need to retrain. In the IT industry
by SillyUsername 3y ago
It's the industrial revolution all over again and Luddites.
People are afraid of change, especially when it means they'll need to retrain.
In the IT industry we're used to it, constantly new languages, new tech, and yes ultimately learning to write AI and using AI to write our programs. But we adapt or die, aside from copyright problems, very few are complaining.
Likewise, AI films will need tools, curators, larger story arc direction, stylistic decisions. They can include real actors with more CGI, nobody has said they can't, body scans are restricted by copyright too.
Like a developer that will have to step up their ability to compete with AI, actors will need to be compelling in the same way we prefer to watch theatre instead of movies.
- jaclaz 3y ago>In the IT industry we're used to it, constantly new languages, new tech, and yes ultimately learning to write AI and using AI to write our programs. But we adapt or die, aside from copyright problems, very few are complaining. Not a member of IT industry and not even near it, but from the outside it seems like the large majority that is not complaining assumes that at least in the short term, they will continue getting the same money and work a little less thanks to AI.