Filmmaking / Directing : The Venice Split: Why Hollywood Condemns AI on the Red Carpet but Embraces It on the Call Sheet by Vick S

Vick S

The Venice Split: Why Hollywood Condemns AI on the Red Carpet but Embraces It on the Call Sheet

According to daily entertainment intelligence tracked by OptimityFX, Hollywood’s public stance against generative AI is clashing directly with its private production reality.

Maurice Vaughan

I hope Hollywood, other creatives, and industries take the stance against generative AI completely, Vick S.

Lindbergh Hollingsworth

AI is here to stay and will be used more and more in movies and TVs. The studios are embracing and investing heavily into AI.

Zoltán Varga

Interesting point, Vick. The real question may not be whether AI will be used in filmmaking, but where the industry ultimately draws the line between AI as a production tool and AI replacing creative work. That distinction is going to become increasingly important.

David Taylor

The more AI is used, the more work NOT using AI will be valued. Humans are highly discerning creatures. Making a one minute Tik-Tok is one thing, making a two hour movie is orders of magnitude more complex and oceans apart.

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