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Sources in Hollywood and Silicon Valley discuss AI's impact: creatives view AI as an existential threat, studios see a cost saver, and both sides need a deal

Adam Conover started to worry a few months ago that a computer could take his job.  A comedian in Los AngelesTwitter: @lucas_shaw and @lucas_shaw See also Mediagazer Twitter: Lucas Shaw / @lucas_shaw : Just a few months ago, no one in Hollywood was too worried about AI. Now it's become a key part of the industry's biggest labor strife in six decades. I wrote about the promise and peril of AI for the entertainment business in the latest @businessweek https://www.bloomberg.com/... Lucas Shaw / @lucas_shaw : Some say AI is an existential threat. Others say it is overhyped. Reality is likely somewhere in between. It is a tool that will be used by everyone. And the industry — like all industries — needs to figure out how to use the tool in a way where everyone benefits equally. See also Mediagazer

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  • @lucas_shaw Lucas Shaw on x
    Just a few months ago, no one in Hollywood was too worried about AI. Now it's become a key part of the industry's biggest labor strife in six decades. I wrote about the promise and peril of AI for the entertainment business in the latest @businessweek https://www.bloomberg.com/..…
  • @lucas_shaw Lucas Shaw on x
    Some say AI is an existential threat. Others say it is overhyped. Reality is likely somewhere in between. It is a tool that will be used by everyone. And the industry — like all industries — needs to figure out how to use the tool in a way where everyone benefits equally.