Research on the Displacement Impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Film Industry

Guo Cheng

doi:10.54097/waqav705

Authors

Guo Cheng

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/waqav705

Keywords:

ChatGPT, Strike, AI Script Writing, AI-regulating Laws.

Abstract

In recent years, the film industry has witnessed a significant transformation with the emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a formidable creative force. This abstract provides an overview of an essay exploring AI’s multifaceted implications in the film sector. The essay delves into the palpable concerns surrounding AI’s influence on the industry, particularly in scriptwriting. AI’s remarkable script generation capabilities have led companies to explore cost-saving measures, which raises questions about the potential displacement of human creatives. The essay examines how these changes have sparked tensions, exemplified by the Writers Guild of America (WGA) strike. However, amidst these concerns, the coexistence potential of AI and human creativity is highlighted. The role of AI-regulating laws in safeguarding employment and ensuring ethical AI implementation will be discussed. Moreover, the essay underscores the enduring value of human creativity, as very few AI systems have passed the Turing test. Ultimately, the essay argues that the path forward lies in human-AI collaboration, offering insights into how the film industry can strike a harmonious balance between technological innovation and artistic expression.

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