AI "used to violate intellectual property rights"?

Gary Vy Nguyen - a Vietnamese-American assistant director working seasonally in Hollywood - emphasized the above and explained that creativity is human, but AI can easily synthesize centuries of knowledge in just a moment to create a new creative product on an old platform.

Hollywood has been and is still going through strikes against the appearance of AI in the entertainment industry. Because AI is "used to violate intellectual property rights". AI limits the quality and creativity of humans. AI also makes humans lazier. In the context of the specific activities of art and entertainment, laziness means no creativity.

Hollywood strikes over AI's invasion of the entertainment industry. (Photo: TECHIE.VN)

Up to now, AI has been able to participate in many creative art categories, such as: creating more realistic sound effects for movies, TV or games; writing good scripts for movies or TV; predicted to be able to automate VFX (visual effects) tasks to bring high-quality works quickly without spending as much time as before...

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AI is having a big impact on cinema, and not just screenwriting. AI has created the voices of famous dead people, like chef Anthony Bourdain and artist Andy Warhol in two documentaries, "Roadrunner" and "The Andy Warhol Diaries."

It’s no surprise that there are many who believe that there should be rules for the use of AI in movies. Actor Keanu Reeves told Wired that his film contract has a clause that prohibits studios from digitally editing his performance. He believes that once AI alters your appearance, it’s no longer yours, you can’t control it, and it could lead to unpredictable consequences.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/ai-duoc-su-dung-de-vi-pham-quyen-so-huu-tri-tue-196250326214335762.htm