Paramount CEO says AI may reshape filmmaking more than CGI
A bold statement from Paramount Skydance's CEO has sparked a fresh debate about Hollywood's future. During a recent earnings call, David Ellison suggested that artificial intelligence will likely have a greater influence on film production than computer-generated imagery ever did, calling it a potentially historic creative tool.
This perspective invites a lot of discussion about what movie-making might look like in a few years. Could AI fundamentally change scriptwriting, editing, and visual effects, or is this an overhyped prediction from a studio executive? The thread dives into whether this is a genuine evolution or just the latest industry buzz.
David Ellison, the CEO of Paramount Skydance, spoke during the company's recent earnings call. When asked about AI's future in the industry, he said he finds it difficult to believe AI won't have a greater influence on film production than computer-generated imagery did. Ellison described the technology as possibly the most significant creative breakthrough in modern times.
Do you think AI will change how movies are written and produced, or is this mostly hype?
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Source: The Verge https://www.theverge.com/entertainment/1030510/paramount-skydance-david-ellison-ai
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