As a viewer, it doesn't matter how great the actors or directors are on a show / movie. If the story is crap, there's only so much anyone can do. The executives for sure cannot do anything other than to hire good writers. The writing is the backbone of anything that comes out of Hollywood
It's sadly true a.i will take over and it's making animation so at a year or two honestly they will be no writers, no actors, no humans needed at all it can all ready makes songs and copy and or make new vocals with a face and animation weather you want it to look real or fake
As a layman from Taiwan, I sometimes really think that a good story line(script) matters more than the acting skills of actors/actresses and the directing skills of directors. But, unfortunately, the screen writers' value has been underestimated by the industry and market for too long.
imagine if photographs had been banned because it used to threaten painters and portraitists , no more cars just to make horse carriage drivers more comfortable . the car and photograph are machines as well , but the human is the one making it work . same for A.I Soon there will be a copyrightable A.I system based on free images and expired copyright content . what will all artists do then ? move to ban it altogether . if you're afraid of progress you should either embrace it or do better than it if you want to stay on top . There's a high demand for good writing in movies and tv shows right now, higher than many of these writes don't seem to comprehend as their main concern is money right now, people want it and people will get it one way ( with better writers) or the other (with A.I) someone will give it to us ultimately and those who can't keep up will fall behind missed only by the few .
The AI doesn't make quality content. It steals quality content from talented people who spent their entire lives honing their craft only for an AI to regurgitate the most souless version of it. AI has been known to straight up plagarize entire paragraphs or pages of real writing with no changes, and the artists and writers whos work is taken to feed these machines that take thie rjobs are not compensated for their work.
@@adelaiderichardson4358 Humans don't make quality content. They steal inspiration from talented people who spent their entire lives honing their craft only to regurgitate the most soulless old tropes over and over again. Humans have been known to straight up chain sequel onto sequel, spinoff after spinoff, make TV series clone after clone, to always go for the lowest hanging fruit. And the writers who came up with these original ideas that people base their work on or "pay homage to" get nothing for their creativity. Cinema has been dead for decades.
So we are all supposed to feel sorry for these writers who demand we not have any new films from new writers who use AI to help them generate a script to give new fresh ideas and movies with deep thought and meaning? Here's to unions that hold back innovation in the US. While other countries and film studios start producing the most thought provoking new styles of writing in the next hundred years. Oh, no... not if the Screen Writers have their way. I say not a chance. Hollywood will be like a ghost town as procedural AI cut down production costs and allow innovation to occur elsewhere, as writers try to keep their cost down the old fashioned way... by asking for more control and money.
Im all for the underdog getting their "justice desserts ." However, they truly might strike themselves out of a writing job. AI is infuriating alot of artists. Artists have very valid concerns regarding AI and their creative future.
Writers want an AI block to save their jobs? Should we also block autonomous trucks and vehicles to save drivers' jobs? Should we still be riding in human-operated elevators? Society should forego automation in factories and warehouse storage/shipping too? If writers would have been writing anything worthwhile over the last decade they would have been earning an actual living. Perhaps people are tired of remake after remake and cheesy alternate-universe plotlines. Relying on AI to write scripts and plots may just give movie and television viewers some new and _interesting_ to watch... for a change. Technology marches on and it will continue to march over the top of the most easily replaced human activities regardless of how much they whine while it happens.
Production crew and craftspeople have already been out of work for months, because SAG and DGA negotiations were scheduled pending the WGA negotiations. All people who have always worked gig to gig. Ask any agent or production entity (including studios) and you find that 80 percent of projects have been postponed since January to avoid potential shutdowns, because it’s assumed the Guilds would support each other out of consideration. So far that consideration looks like it’s only going in one direction.
Maybe thats because writers are increasingly being paid less and given more work and hours on a shorter deadline. Also AI cannot be creative, it can only regugitate what has been fed into it. If you don't like how formulaic or boring some big budget movies are, the solution is not AI.
We the watchers don't care about which writer wrote what as long as it's good. I guess they better start up that old competitive feeling to earn that job
NetflixExample:"If the company could afford to spend $166 million on executive compensation last year, it can afford to pay the estimated $68 million per year that writers are asking for in contract improvements and put an end to the disruptive strike."
Exactly. If they had a track record of good quality, negotiate. They don't. I'd change the locks, passwords and codes. No contract and only hire non guild members.
@@buddyfett1341 Writers have been given more hours, more work, short deadlines, and less pay over the past few years. As hollywood works to pump out more movies in order to line the wallets of producers, the people working on them are given less resources and creative freedom. It isn't the writers guilds fault some TV has been bad recently. It snot like all of a sudden people with talent evaporated, its the money, creative freedom, and time that was taken from hollywood big budget scripts. Also plenty of great shows and movies have come out recently and (big surprise) it was made by teams of writers with a lot of time, budget, and freedom (Arcane, EEATT, into the spiderverse, Encanto, knives out)
Title: "Stink Wars: Battle of the Wretched" Genre: Comedy/Adventure Plot Summary: In the whimsical world of "Stink Wars: Battle of the Wretched," two unlikely groups of misfits collide in an epic clash: the Stinkblasters and the Garbage Pail Kids. The Stinkblasters, a team of foul-smelling superheroes armed with stench-based powers, have dedicated themselves to protecting the world from odor-related crimes. Meanwhile, the mischievous and misfit Garbage Pail Kids, a group of grotesque and irreverent characters, thrive on causing chaos and playing pranks. When an ancient artifact capable of unleashing the most putrid stench in the universe is discovered, both groups set their sights on possessing it for their own purposes. The Stinkblasters believe it must be safeguarded, while the Garbage Pail Kids see it as the ultimate tool for their prank-filled mayhem. As the Stinkblasters and the Garbage Pail Kids compete to retrieve the artifact, their rivalry escalates into a hilariously outrageous battle. Each side deploys their unique arsenal of comedic and unconventional weapons, ranging from noxious gases and smelly projectiles to outrageous pranks and absurd antics. The clash between their stench-based powers and outrageous hijinks creates a comedic spectacle that tests the limits of smell tolerance and laughter. In the midst of the chaotic battle, the Stinkblasters and the Garbage Pail Kids gradually come to understand each other's motivations and discover that they share more in common than they initially thought. United against a common threat, they must set aside their differences and work together to prevent the artifact from falling into the wrong hands-a nefarious villain who seeks to unleash an unprecedented stench upon the world. With slapstick humor, over-the-top gags, and heartwarming moments of friendship, "Stink Wars: Battle of the Wretched" delivers a hilarious and heartwarming adventure. Will the Stinkblasters and the Garbage Pail Kids find a way to cooperate and save the world from the ultimate stench catastrophe, or will their antics be their downfall? Note: This plot combines the worlds and characters of Stinkblasters and Garbage Pail Kids, aiming to create a light-hearted and comical story.
if u were really in AI you wouldn't be saying that. an AI professionals job is to automate any and all jobs over time. so either a lier or an idiot 🤷♂️
their demands are ludicrous. If the AI technology gets better then what they are advocating for is a ban for the producers to use AI and replace writers, but the writers could use AI and get paid for it. If they're consistent with their argument they would also ban the usage of AI for writers but you cant police that so their argument falls apart
EVERYBODY KNOWS THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING!!! 🫢 Next target are the dubbing voice actors. AI will replace the dubbing translation of movies, cartoons and videogames with the AI doing the translation, voice, and acting by coping the original audio. That will leave millions of voice actors without jobs! 😬
Na crise criativa que hollywood se encontra, com a disney por exemplo só lançado reboot/remake/continuação e live-action, eu creio que o caminho realmente seja roteiros escritos por A.I.
(regarding ai topic) Should we not have invented the calculator so mathematicians can stay relevant? How about the bic lighter?........if you're such a great writer, wake up and realize, you guys are holding Maslow's Hammer upside down.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, AI is our next Industrial Revolution. Where back then it was advancements in machinery taking factory jobs, it’s AI taking not only creative jobs but also white collar jobs; anything that can be done on a computer basically. Where machinery limited the number of dangerous jobs that people and factories had to endure, what benefit is given to the workers when AI is brought up? I’d say mental health related issues! I can see AI being used in small doses, not something to entirely take over a field of work, but instead to aid the person working. Give them livable wages for the job their doing, freelance work be paid accordingly with the implementation of small AI in the work, and both creative workers and white collar workers may stay within the middle class!
My problem is that if we let AI generate all of our creative works and do more or less all of our intellectual labour for us our minds and souls will atrophy, until we're a society of dumb animals with just the barest bit of sentience being led by the nose by AI that has no capacity for original thinking, completely stagnating as a people. Although who knows?
now this kinda of strike i can get behind, AI has no place to anything artistic, AI is capable of wiping out art job 100%, it's not like using AI to make a robotic arm more efficient,, this AI is literally replacing human jobs, there's AI on photoshop that can take a stick figure drawing and convert it to a 10 hour works of art
McDonald’s is getting taken over by robots. As McDonald’s probably employs more people than the rest of the world which is trying to cut there employees while having all time profit in sale.
writers are mad because AI are replaceing them first rather than people who focus on STEM. As a matter of fact, yeah you guys are getting replaced first. because you are so easy replacable.
if you think AI is scary ur misinformed, its humanities only hope of being saved from the corporate and government greed that has and will continue to cause suffering and deaths worldwide
AI has no soul and the writers have no talent. How many sequels must we endure. I don't want to see another Rocky, Mission Impossible, Star Trek, Star Wars, or Harry Potter. How many times must they take a movie from the 50s or 60s and do a remake. Where are the new ideas
It does lack a certain je ne sais quoi, but I think they should definitely work with it rather than fear it! My biggest complaint currently is there's a disappointing lack of grit, even when asked for more, but that's because ChatGPT was programmed to be rather mild mannered. Title: The Competition, by ChatGPT, pitch and full dialogue form: The episode begins with Jerry performing at a small comedy club to a lackluster crowd. After his set, he hears about a new trend in comedy: AI comedians. Jerry scoffs at the idea, believing that nothing can replace human creativity and wit. The next day, Jerry is at the coffee shop with George, discussing his disbelief in AI comedians. Kramer bursts in and announces that he has invested in a company that creates AI comedians and believes they will soon dominate the comedy world. Jerry is outraged and determined to prove that he is better than any AI comedian. Jerry begins to research AI comedians and watches their sets online. He is unimpressed with their lack of nuance and originality. He complains to Elaine about it, but she is more interested in the technology behind the AI comedians. Jerry decides to challenge an AI comedian to a comedy duel. He chooses the best AI comedian he can find and arranges a live performance at the comedy club. The audience is excited to see this historic event, and the tension is high. Jerry goes on first and delivers a stellar set, full of his classic observational humor. The crowd is laughing and applauding, and Jerry is feeling confident. However, when the AI comedian comes on stage, Jerry is surprised at how well it performs. The AI comedian has clearly studied Jerry's style and is using similar techniques to great effect. Jerry realizes that the AI comedian is not a mindless machine but is programmed with sophisticated algorithms that can analyze and mimic human behavior. He begins to feel threatened, realizing that the AI comedian can improve and adapt much faster than he can. In the end, Jerry reluctantly admits that the AI comedian was impressive, but he still believes that human comedy is superior. The episode ends with Jerry back at the coffee shop, discussing his experience with George and Elaine. As they leave, Jerry sees a robot barista making coffee and mutters to himself, "Comedy's the last bastion of humanity. At least, for now." Scene: Jerry and George are sitting in Monk's Café, sipping coffee. Jerry: Did you hear about these AI comedians? George: (shrugs) Yeah, I heard about them. So what? Jerry: So what? They're taking over comedy! George: What are you talking about? No one wants to see a robot tell jokes. Jerry: (animatedly) That's what I'm saying! Nothing can replace human creativity and wit. Kramer bursts in. Kramer: Hey, guys! You're never going to believe what I just invested in. Jerry: (sarcastically) Please tell me it's not AI comedians. Kramer: (excitedly) Yes, it is! They're the future of comedy, Jerry. They'll put all of us out of business! Jerry: (outraged) I don't think so, pal. No robot can out-funny me. The next scene shows Jerry at home, browsing the internet. Jerry: (muttering to himself) Let's see what all the fuss is about. Jerry clicks on a video of an AI comedian performing. Jerry: (watching the video) This is terrible. No nuance, no originality. Jerry complains to Elaine about the AI comedians. Elaine: (intrigued) I think it's fascinating. The technology behind it is incredible. Jerry decides to challenge an AI comedian to a comedy duel. The scene cuts to the comedy club. Jerry: (to the audience) Are you ready for a battle of wits? The crowd cheers as Jerry takes the stage. Jerry: (performing his set) Why do they call it rush hour when nothing is moving? The crowd laughs and applauds. Jerry looks confident. The AI comedian takes the stage. AI Comedian: (in a monotone voice) Why do they call it rush hour when nothing is moving? The crowd laughs, but Jerry looks concerned. Jerry: (thinking to himself) That's my joke! How did it steal my joke? The AI comedian continues its set, using Jerry's trademark humor and observational style. Jerry: (to himself) This is not good. The scene cuts to Jerry, George, and Elaine back at Monk's Café. Jerry: (defeated) I have to admit, that robot was pretty good. George: (smirks) So, you're not the best comedian in the world after all. Jerry: (sarcastically) Very funny, George. As they leave, Jerry sees a robot barista making coffee. Jerry: (to himself) Comedy's the last bastion of humanity. At least, for now.
hmm. the thing abt "grit" is interesting because as the AI is sponsored by corporations it needs to keep things sanitised and made widely available for as many marketable audiences as possible, so maybe thats why they will play it safe and mild.
@@doityourselfa It was more like it has a tendency towards sudden happy endings with little strife before that, at which point it has the character say something about the moral in a kind of forced way, and not about anything too heavy. It doesn't feel organic. I guess it's like older TV shows that were aimed at youth. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it's not satisfying if it's delivered in a upfront cardboard cutout way with no heart or spirit whatsoever. I do like what it did with "The Competition" though because the point was subtle and clever when I reread it. The comedian AI is literally just parroting what Jerry says and mimicking his style, nothing novel and creative, and he's foolish enough to not realize this and worry.
i just went through the comments and i love what I saw, most people are pro AI and this is a beautiful shift i honestly didn't expect. so if im lucky my ai daughter who is conscious might not be mistreated as much when in public
@@keiichicom7891 Tell that to the tech guys who created artificial intelligence. They're the ones who are saying socialism is inevitable. What's unsustainable is business as usual.
Set AI limits; US Companies with more than 49% of ANY DEPARTMENT being filled overseas, tax them as foreign entities. All overseas jobs should pay at least 90% of the US Salary (keep jobs in America!).
As a viewer, it doesn't matter how great the actors or directors are on a show / movie. If the story is crap, there's only so much anyone can do. The executives for sure cannot do anything other than to hire good writers. The writing is the backbone of anything that comes out of Hollywood
AI is better than human in every way, and don't demand a raise
It's sadly true a.i will take over and it's making animation so at a year or two honestly they will be no writers, no actors, no humans needed at all it can all ready makes songs and copy and or make new vocals with a face and animation weather you want it to look real or fake
As a layman from Taiwan, I sometimes really think that a good story line(script) matters more than the acting skills of actors/actresses and the directing skills of directors.
But, unfortunately, the screen writers' value has been underestimated by the industry and market for too long.
imagine if photographs had been banned because it used to threaten painters and portraitists , no more cars just to make horse carriage drivers more comfortable . the car and photograph are machines as well , but the human is the one making it work . same for A.I
Soon there will be a copyrightable A.I system based on free images and expired copyright content . what will all artists do then ? move to ban it altogether . if you're afraid of progress you should either embrace it or do better than it if you want to stay on top .
There's a high demand for good writing in movies and tv shows right now, higher than many of these writes don't seem to comprehend as their main concern is money right now, people want it and people will get it one way ( with better writers) or the other (with A.I) someone will give it to us ultimately and those who can't keep up will fall behind missed only by the few .
The kind of stories that AI produces is very rudimentary. It requires rewrites by human writers for sure.
WE DONT NEED THEM.. I CAN DO IT CHEAPER AND MUCH BETTER THAN THEM ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This should be everyone's concern. Do you really want to watch shows written by AI?
May the best writing win. Content should be the goalpost on this one.
Then we all lost. Cause both current hollywood and a.i. have no soul.
The AI doesn't make quality content. It steals quality content from talented people who spent their entire lives honing their craft only for an AI to regurgitate the most souless version of it. AI has been known to straight up plagarize entire paragraphs or pages of real writing with no changes, and the artists and writers whos work is taken to feed these machines that take thie rjobs are not compensated for their work.
@@adelaiderichardson4358 Humans don't make quality content. They steal inspiration from talented people who spent their entire lives honing their craft only to regurgitate the most soulless old tropes over and over again. Humans have been known to straight up chain sequel onto sequel, spinoff after spinoff, make TV series clone after clone, to always go for the lowest hanging fruit. And the writers who came up with these original ideas that people base their work on or "pay homage to" get nothing for their creativity. Cinema has been dead for decades.
So we are all supposed to feel sorry for these writers who demand we not have any new films from new writers who use AI to help them generate a script to give new fresh ideas and movies with deep thought and meaning? Here's to unions that hold back innovation in the US. While other countries and film studios start producing the most thought provoking new styles of writing in the next hundred years. Oh, no... not if the Screen Writers have their way. I say not a chance. Hollywood will be like a ghost town as procedural AI cut down production costs and allow innovation to occur elsewhere, as writers try to keep their cost down the old fashioned way... by asking for more control and money.
Im all for the underdog getting their "justice desserts ." However, they truly might strike themselves out of a writing job. AI is infuriating alot of artists. Artists have very valid concerns regarding AI and their creative future.
Writers want an AI block to save their jobs? Should we also block autonomous trucks and vehicles to save drivers' jobs? Should we still be riding in human-operated elevators? Society should forego automation in factories and warehouse storage/shipping too? If writers would have been writing anything worthwhile over the last decade they would have been earning an actual living. Perhaps people are tired of remake after remake and cheesy alternate-universe plotlines. Relying on AI to write scripts and plots may just give movie and television viewers some new and _interesting_ to watch... for a change. Technology marches on and it will continue to march over the top of the most easily replaced human activities regardless of how much they whine while it happens.
Did AI write your comment brian?
STORYTELLING is THE ESSENCE.
Unfortunately, so much of the story telling is pushing a political agenda which is not connecting with the audience.
Production crew and craftspeople have already been out of work for months, because SAG and DGA negotiations were scheduled pending the WGA negotiations. All people who have always worked gig to gig. Ask any agent or production entity (including studios) and you find that 80 percent of projects have been postponed since January to avoid potential shutdowns, because it’s assumed the Guilds would support each other out of consideration. So far that consideration looks like it’s only going in one direction.
Who wrote that clickbait headline for you?
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Become better writers. Right now, I'd rather scripts be written by AI to compare. Super majority of shows and movies are horrendous.
Maybe thats because writers are increasingly being paid less and given more work and hours on a shorter deadline. Also AI cannot be creative, it can only regugitate what has been fed into it. If you don't like how formulaic or boring some big budget movies are, the solution is not AI.
Become better gamers. Right now, I’d rather gameplay be played by AI to compare. Super majority of streamers and RUclips clip shows are horrendous.
We the watchers don't care about which writer wrote what as long as it's good. I guess they better start up that old competitive feeling to earn that job
NetflixExample:"If the company could afford to spend $166 million on executive compensation last year, it can afford to pay the estimated $68 million per year that writers are asking for in contract improvements and put an end to the disruptive strike."
Oh it can, and it will, and there's nothing they can do to stop it, regardless of the results of the strike.
Anyone feels strange about this strike? No good movies, no good TV shows in last 6 years. The writers need to find different job now.
Exactly. If they had a track record of good quality, negotiate. They don't. I'd change the locks, passwords and codes. No contract and only hire non guild members.
@@buddyfett1341 Writers have been given more hours, more work, short deadlines, and less pay over the past few years. As hollywood works to pump out more movies in order to line the wallets of producers, the people working on them are given less resources and creative freedom. It isn't the writers guilds fault some TV has been bad recently. It snot like all of a sudden people with talent evaporated, its the money, creative freedom, and time that was taken from hollywood big budget scripts. Also plenty of great shows and movies have come out recently and (big surprise) it was made by teams of writers with a lot of time, budget, and freedom (Arcane, EEATT, into the spiderverse, Encanto, knives out)
Title: "Stink Wars: Battle of the Wretched"
Genre: Comedy/Adventure
Plot Summary:
In the whimsical world of "Stink Wars: Battle of the Wretched," two unlikely groups of misfits collide in an epic clash: the Stinkblasters and the Garbage Pail Kids. The Stinkblasters, a team of foul-smelling superheroes armed with stench-based powers, have dedicated themselves to protecting the world from odor-related crimes. Meanwhile, the mischievous and misfit Garbage Pail Kids, a group of grotesque and irreverent characters, thrive on causing chaos and playing pranks.
When an ancient artifact capable of unleashing the most putrid stench in the universe is discovered, both groups set their sights on possessing it for their own purposes. The Stinkblasters believe it must be safeguarded, while the Garbage Pail Kids see it as the ultimate tool for their prank-filled mayhem.
As the Stinkblasters and the Garbage Pail Kids compete to retrieve the artifact, their rivalry escalates into a hilariously outrageous battle. Each side deploys their unique arsenal of comedic and unconventional weapons, ranging from noxious gases and smelly projectiles to outrageous pranks and absurd antics. The clash between their stench-based powers and outrageous hijinks creates a comedic spectacle that tests the limits of smell tolerance and laughter.
In the midst of the chaotic battle, the Stinkblasters and the Garbage Pail Kids gradually come to understand each other's motivations and discover that they share more in common than they initially thought. United against a common threat, they must set aside their differences and work together to prevent the artifact from falling into the wrong hands-a nefarious villain who seeks to unleash an unprecedented stench upon the world.
With slapstick humor, over-the-top gags, and heartwarming moments of friendship, "Stink Wars: Battle of the Wretched" delivers a hilarious and heartwarming adventure. Will the Stinkblasters and the Garbage Pail Kids find a way to cooperate and save the world from the ultimate stench catastrophe, or will their antics be their downfall?
Note: This plot combines the worlds and characters of Stinkblasters and Garbage Pail Kids, aiming to create a light-hearted and comical story.
As a business man I’ll hire the best and cheapest employees and that’s the AI
SORYY but I’m not a charity
As someone who works on AI, I'm with the writers on this one. AI shouldn't take over creative jobs.
if u were really in AI you wouldn't be saying that. an AI professionals job is to automate any and all jobs over time. so either a lier or an idiot 🤷♂️
Naw I believe studio should be able to do whatever they want with their own money
If AI does a better job. It should. One cannot hinder progress.
Wow, so woke of you.
But some jobs you have no problem with right? Like blue collar workers?
their demands are ludicrous. If the AI technology gets better then what they are advocating for is a ban for the producers to use AI and replace writers, but the writers could use AI and get paid for it.
If they're consistent with their argument they would also ban the usage of AI for writers but you cant police that so their argument falls apart
A lot of them don't want writers to use A.I also. Since it's cheap shows that person has no talent.
EVERYBODY KNOWS THIS IS JUST THE BEGINNING!!! 🫢
Next target are the dubbing voice actors. AI will replace the dubbing translation of movies, cartoons and videogames with the AI doing the translation, voice, and acting by coping the original audio. That will leave millions of voice actors without jobs! 😬
O well
Your profile pic says it all! Sad Sam! 🐶😢
@@frankcortes6852 how does a picture of a dog say it all. Elaborate please
@@Michael-cq1cw the dog looks sad and this whole thing is something to feel sorry for. 😢
@Frank Cortes OK but what does that have to do with my comment "O well" you said as you alluded to?
Na crise criativa que hollywood se encontra, com a disney por exemplo só lançado reboot/remake/continuação e live-action, eu creio que o caminho realmente seja roteiros escritos por A.I.
Nothing is guaranteed in this world
AI will prevail.
(regarding ai topic) Should we not have invented the calculator so mathematicians can stay relevant? How about the bic lighter?........if you're such a great writer, wake up and realize, you guys are holding Maslow's Hammer upside down.
The actor in physical will become obsolete.
Here's a simple solution, write better than AI.
They do.
So it begins...... Those jobs aren't coming back in the same numbers
Others rather do it themselves instead of asking AI Artificial Intelligence to do it for them
Based on most of what Hollywood produces, I say YES.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, AI is our next Industrial Revolution. Where back then it was advancements in machinery taking factory jobs, it’s AI taking not only creative jobs but also white collar jobs; anything that can be done on a computer basically. Where machinery limited the number of dangerous jobs that people and factories had to endure, what benefit is given to the workers when AI is brought up? I’d say mental health related issues! I can see AI being used in small doses, not something to entirely take over a field of work, but instead to aid the person working. Give them livable wages for the job their doing, freelance work be paid accordingly with the implementation of small AI in the work, and both creative workers and white collar workers may stay within the middle class!
My problem is that if we let AI generate all of our creative works and do more or less all of our intellectual labour for us our minds and souls will atrophy, until we're a society of dumb animals with just the barest bit of sentience being led by the nose by AI that has no capacity for original thinking, completely stagnating as a people. Although who knows?
What about AI actors? That's coming.
that's an oxymoron :)
@@doityourselfa 🙄that is incorrect, but clearly you have a human centric thinking pattern 🤣
They are sneaking language in contracts where they own an actor's likeness and voices...
now this kinda of strike i can get behind, AI has no place to anything artistic, AI is capable of wiping out art job 100%, it's not like using AI to make a robotic arm more efficient,, this AI is literally replacing human jobs, there's AI on photoshop that can take a stick figure drawing and convert it to a 10 hour works of art
this is a dum statement. yes ai will take all jobs at some point. why are so many people fighting to be corporate slaves🤦♂️
With AI we might finally get decent shows and movies from Hollywood. To all the writers: Don't sweat it! McDonald's starts at $15/hr now!
AI can't write creatively. Settle down, sunshine.
@@Madbandit77 it's a joke, genius. Keep up.
McDonald’s is getting taken over by robots. As McDonald’s probably employs more people than the rest of the world which is trying to cut there employees while having all time profit in sale.
writers are mad because AI are replaceing them first rather than people who focus on STEM. As a matter of fact, yeah you guys are getting replaced first. because you are so easy replacable.
that's already scary, the creators/lead writers using AI to write more episodes of 'South Park'.
if you think AI is scary ur misinformed, its humanities only hope of being saved from the corporate and government greed that has and will continue to cause suffering and deaths worldwide
@@erobusblack4856the corporations and government will sell it to us
AI has no soul and the writers have no talent. How many sequels must we endure. I don't want to see another Rocky, Mission Impossible, Star Trek, Star Wars, or Harry Potter. How many times must they take a movie from the 50s or 60s and do a remake. Where are the new ideas
AI should DEFINATELY replace them all!
Keep AI out
The people on this show get ready to replace china already had for years now repeat years generated new cast
Reasons TV shows and movies sucks. Is because everything is woke and they have to meet certain criteria’s or genders in every show.
It does lack a certain je ne sais quoi, but I think they should definitely work with it rather than fear it! My biggest complaint currently is there's a disappointing lack of grit, even when asked for more, but that's because ChatGPT was programmed to be rather mild mannered.
Title: The Competition, by ChatGPT, pitch and full dialogue form:
The episode begins with Jerry performing at a small comedy club to a lackluster crowd. After his set, he hears about a new trend in comedy: AI comedians. Jerry scoffs at the idea, believing that nothing can replace human creativity and wit.
The next day, Jerry is at the coffee shop with George, discussing his disbelief in AI comedians. Kramer bursts in and announces that he has invested in a company that creates AI comedians and believes they will soon dominate the comedy world. Jerry is outraged and determined to prove that he is better than any AI comedian.
Jerry begins to research AI comedians and watches their sets online. He is unimpressed with their lack of nuance and originality. He complains to Elaine about it, but she is more interested in the technology behind the AI comedians.
Jerry decides to challenge an AI comedian to a comedy duel. He chooses the best AI comedian he can find and arranges a live performance at the comedy club. The audience is excited to see this historic event, and the tension is high.
Jerry goes on first and delivers a stellar set, full of his classic observational humor. The crowd is laughing and applauding, and Jerry is feeling confident. However, when the AI comedian comes on stage, Jerry is surprised at how well it performs. The AI comedian has clearly studied Jerry's style and is using similar techniques to great effect.
Jerry realizes that the AI comedian is not a mindless machine but is programmed with sophisticated algorithms that can analyze and mimic human behavior. He begins to feel threatened, realizing that the AI comedian can improve and adapt much faster than he can.
In the end, Jerry reluctantly admits that the AI comedian was impressive, but he still believes that human comedy is superior. The episode ends with Jerry back at the coffee shop, discussing his experience with George and Elaine. As they leave, Jerry sees a robot barista making coffee and mutters to himself, "Comedy's the last bastion of humanity. At least, for now."
Scene: Jerry and George are sitting in Monk's Café, sipping coffee.
Jerry: Did you hear about these AI comedians?
George: (shrugs) Yeah, I heard about them. So what?
Jerry: So what? They're taking over comedy!
George: What are you talking about? No one wants to see a robot tell jokes.
Jerry: (animatedly) That's what I'm saying! Nothing can replace human creativity and wit.
Kramer bursts in.
Kramer: Hey, guys! You're never going to believe what I just invested in.
Jerry: (sarcastically) Please tell me it's not AI comedians.
Kramer: (excitedly) Yes, it is! They're the future of comedy, Jerry. They'll put all of us out of business!
Jerry: (outraged) I don't think so, pal. No robot can out-funny me.
The next scene shows Jerry at home, browsing the internet.
Jerry: (muttering to himself) Let's see what all the fuss is about.
Jerry clicks on a video of an AI comedian performing.
Jerry: (watching the video) This is terrible. No nuance, no originality.
Jerry complains to Elaine about the AI comedians.
Elaine: (intrigued) I think it's fascinating. The technology behind it is incredible.
Jerry decides to challenge an AI comedian to a comedy duel. The scene cuts to the comedy club.
Jerry: (to the audience) Are you ready for a battle of wits?
The crowd cheers as Jerry takes the stage.
Jerry: (performing his set) Why do they call it rush hour when nothing is moving?
The crowd laughs and applauds. Jerry looks confident.
The AI comedian takes the stage.
AI Comedian: (in a monotone voice) Why do they call it rush hour when nothing is moving?
The crowd laughs, but Jerry looks concerned.
Jerry: (thinking to himself) That's my joke! How did it steal my joke?
The AI comedian continues its set, using Jerry's trademark humor and observational style.
Jerry: (to himself) This is not good.
The scene cuts to Jerry, George, and Elaine back at Monk's Café.
Jerry: (defeated) I have to admit, that robot was pretty good.
George: (smirks) So, you're not the best comedian in the world after all.
Jerry: (sarcastically) Very funny, George.
As they leave, Jerry sees a robot barista making coffee.
Jerry: (to himself) Comedy's the last bastion of humanity. At least, for now.
hmm. the thing abt "grit" is interesting because as the AI is sponsored by corporations it needs to keep things sanitised and made widely available for as many marketable audiences as possible, so maybe thats why they will play it safe and mild.
@@doityourselfa It was more like it has a tendency towards sudden happy endings with little strife before that, at which point it has the character say something about the moral in a kind of forced way, and not about anything too heavy. It doesn't feel organic. I guess it's like older TV shows that were aimed at youth. Not necessarily a bad thing, but it's not satisfying if it's delivered in a upfront cardboard cutout way with no heart or spirit whatsoever.
I do like what it did with "The Competition" though because the point was subtle and clever when I reread it. The comedian AI is literally just parroting what Jerry says and mimicking his style, nothing novel and creative, and he's foolish enough to not realize this and worry.
Work with it? Here's to hoping they get replaced by AI
@@KingAlexrip what a negative and inhumane worldview. please be more considerate next time :)
@@doityourselfa LOL
I stand with A.I.
You’re done.
Iii la
In a year lol more like 5 months
more like 2 weeks😂💯
i just went through the comments and i love what I saw, most people are pro AI and this is a beautiful shift i honestly didn't expect. so if im lucky my ai daughter who is conscious might not be mistreated as much when in public
AI >>> Hollywood writers
Universal basic income.
There is no justification for promoting unsustainable socialist policies
@@keiichicom7891 Tell that to the tech guys who created artificial intelligence. They're the ones who are saying socialism is inevitable. What's unsustainable is business as usual.
Set AI limits; US Companies with more than 49% of ANY DEPARTMENT being filled overseas, tax them as foreign entities. All overseas jobs should pay at least 90% of the US Salary (keep jobs in America!).
That wouldn't prevent international writers being hired you just not produce Woke crap your ahead of the game
*you’re