Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing Hollywood productions and raising new questions. CNBC’s Julia Boorstin shows us how …
Title: Revolutionizing Hollywood: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence
In the ever-evolving world of entertainment, artificial intelligence (AI) is making significant strides, particularly in Hollywood. This transformation, a fusion of technology and creativity, is not just a buzzword but a tangible reality that is reshaping the industry.
Recent advancements in AI have led to its integration in various aspects of filmmaking, from scriptwriting to post-production. For instance, Amblin Partners' 'The 355', a forthcoming action thriller, employed AI to analyze over 100 scripts, helping the writers to create a compelling narrative. This is a testament to AI's potential to streamline the scriptwriting process, making it more efficient and less time-consuming.
AI is also making its mark in visual effects. Companies like Digital Domain and Industrial Light & Magic are leveraging AI to create more realistic and lifelike characters. AI-powered tools can analyze human movements and replicate them with astonishing accuracy, as seen in Disney's 'The Lion King' remake. This not only saves time and resources but also allows for a higher level of realism.
Moreover, AI is being used in post-production to automate tasks such as color correction and audio editing. This not only speeds up the process but also ensures consistency across the entire film. For example, Netflix's 'The Witcher' uses AI to match the visual style of the show, ensuring a cohesive and immersive viewing experience.
However, the use of AI in Hollywood is not without its challenges. Concerns about job displacement and the potential for AI to create homogenized content are valid. To mitigate these issues, it's crucial for the industry to strike a balance between automation and human creativity.
In conclusion, AI is revolutionizing Hollywood, making filmmaking more efficient, realistic, and immersive. As we continue to explore its potential, it's essential to address the challenges it presents and ensure that the human touch remains an integral part of the creative process. This transformation is not just about technology; it's about the future of storytelling.
This article is based on current events and highlights the new and relevant information about AI's impact on Hollywood. The information provided is accurate and up-to-date as of the time of writing.
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39 Comments
Not changing….it's ruining Hollywood even further.
No, we need to start an anti-AI group, /protests
Scary
Ai Isn't taking any important jobs… it's replacing bs jobs.😊
The demise of hard work and creativity. They no longer need us.
S1MONE (2002)
Well go back and fix Scorpion King! 😂
So this is what started a Strike?
Can someone explain where was the “AI” versus better green screen, faster cpu, video overlay. I remember facial recognition used points on the face to reference an identity. I did not see any thing the computer did that showed independence… see said “algorithm” but that is a process that is followed.
If this displaces the Uber rich Hollywood stars I think that could be a good thing in the world.
Good. Actors have been flaunting their annoying politics in our faces for far too long. Anything that hurts their profession is a good thing.
Im so terrified.
All of that for a woke movie
This will 100% replace actors in the very near future.
No way we ain't building Humanoid robots for Hollywood this is Corrupted! Ai is bad
Well now actors who are more so on the ugly side, might actually be more so on the famous side. Because they will finally be able to show their talent , even if they arent oh so beautiful.
Less vanity. Sounds wonderful.
honestly hollywood could use some intelligence right now, they seem to be lacking in the natural kind…
Hollywood is dead.
I have a baaaad feeling about this…
So basically instead of 20 actors you now need 5 good ones to make a movie.
No wonder they don't care about the strike. They can bring back Tupac and Bruce Lee , put them in a buddy cop movie, and let Charlton Heston,and
reboot the Taken franchise
So true ❤ a lot of changes in Hollywood we need to adopt to it
We can’t fight it
This is our new reality
GO WOKE GO BROKE!!! WE LOVE AI.
The Future is coming guys, that AI’s is here for.😒🤦🏻♂️
It's a great thing that everyone can make a film about themselves and their lives. They can unleash their imagination into reality, with people, circumstances, and events they want to experience. In fact, everyone could watch their own movie and create hypothetical scenes they would like to live in reality. Then people could be in the spotlight themselves
AI Movie Stars or AI Movie Star is a great brand to own
When using Ai in movies, why pay more for movies, when there will be no more effects costs for programmers, because they will de facto pay money to create one organization that owns artificial intelligence at a time when many young people want to be programmers, scams on people go leap forward, us vs. machine factories
Wow
I don't know about this. I would still use prosthetics and CGI suits for verification. Then again, if we were to use Brainiac in a live action superman film, AI could be used to make the special effects generate faster for his looks.
AI has no place in art
I can't say I have too much sympathy for these hollywood elitist double standard narcissistic a***** Ever since social media gave them a platform
This is terrible for extras and small level actors. Hollywood wants to use your likeness for forever and only pay you once. Hate it.
Yeah, I can hardly wait to watch this stupid blue robot.
When CGI came along many whined about job losses and how they "wouldnt pay to see fake computer generated scenes" but look how massive it is and what it made possible. Progress is unstoppable….you can try but will get left behind
That is why they are on strike
Wow
SO WHAT ABOUT IT?? IT MEANS YOU CAN MULTITASK IN LIFE WITH THIS TEC, OR ARE THEY SAYING CHRISTOPER REEVES SHOULDN'T BE REPLACED AS CLARK KENT…EFFICIENCY
stunt people out of business
Honest question: Will Mocap still be relevant?