Pinocchio at Walt Disney Studios Main Theater in Burbank, California, on September 7, 2022. My friend Andy Halliday sent me today’s “The Daily AI Show” podcast. He and his co-hosts Jyunmi Hatcher, Beth Lyons and Brian Maucere mulled over the question “Will An AI Movie Win an Oscar Within 7 Years?” Andy knows I have a particular interest in Cinematic AI, having worked in motion pictures the first ten years of my career.
AI is a tool that will enhance the special effects and animation pipeline, where work can cost millions of dollars per minute. In most but not all cases the AI should disappear. This will happen sooner than 7 years. Winning an Oscar, or even being nominated, will require, as always, great filmmaking, by humans. Using AI, along with other cloud-based approaches, will enable producers to make $100M movies for $10M. They don't give you awards for that, but it’s a dramatic change.
Personally, I have not seen anything to suggest a screenplay will be"written" by AI. Instead, a skilled writer will use it as a co-pilot, as a tool, which will be invisible. Professional writers in journalism, academia, media and business are using AI, but it is invisible. It is merely a tool to make the process move faster.Getty Images
The studios, while giving AI lip service , have too much to lose by using AI before the legal and copyright issues are resolved. Also, these are union shops, which will resist AI by nature, so it will take a lot of friction to introduce it. More likely, in ten years, a studio will go buy Metaphysic. Finally, as the “Daily AI Show” wrapped up, Halliday pointed out that AI will be used by the entertainment industry in ways that have nothing to do with awards. Marketing, for example, will use AI. Recommendation engines, discovery engines, used by streaming services are powerful machine learning algorithms. There are of course many definitions that would call this ML app AI.
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