When setting silent in Hollywood Artificial Intelligence, the Sector Pay Attention to Current Problems

The technology sector raises more and more voice about the existence of artificial intelligence. But Hollywood’s labor unions are concerned about the fact and urgent issues behind the curtain of these theoretical worries. The Verge’s research illustrates these two opposite perspectives of the industry.

• Artificial intelligence is rapidly expanding:*

• Large studios like Disney, Netflix, Amazon and Lionsgate have started integrating artificial intelligence technologies
• The startups aiming to carry Generative artificial intelligence into mainstream entertainment shape the market
• In concern about labor agents such as Screen Actors Guild (SAG), existing business loss and worsening working conditions
• None of the studios in question were not willing to comment on the existence of AI alerts

The actors working in the industry, senarists and technical staff, rather than the theoretical damage that artificial intelligence can give humanity in the future, today it is more vulnerable to the devaluation of unemployment and abilities they live. While Hollywood’s large players are silent, it seems to have left this discussion into technology leaders.

Speeding AI integration in the entertainment industry requires emergency action to protect the rights of industrial workers. Varolating threats may be important, but concrete, measurable damages are waiting at the door at the moment.