A panel hosted by SAG-AFTRA examined AI's impact on Hollywood, which included discussion of AI-enabled content creation tools, deep fakes and some bold predictions.
With these predictions, she raised some questions that Hollywood will have to grapple with as the technology becomes more widespread in areas of content creation, including deep fakes. “Is this technology automating us or augmenting us?” Schick asked. “Is this better than human intelligence?”
Looking ahead, he added, “As this technology democratizes and becomes more accessible and available, this is going to turn into a broader public policy issue.”
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