Will we mostly watch AI-made videos and read AI-written stories in 10 years?

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Had an interesting chat with investor about AI taking over creative stuff. He shared a poem his daughter wrote for him and wondered, could AI write something just as personal in 10 years? And think about videos and reels made just for you by AI. What's your take on this? Will AI change what we watch and read soon?

André J · Accepted Answer

If we can make an AI that can determine quality. Yes. Ref: The infinite monkey theorem states that a monkey hitting keys at random on a typewriter keyboard for an infinite amount of time will almost surely type any given text, including the complete works of William Shakespeare.

Jamie L · Answer

AI is definitely advancing in creating content that feels personal and engaging, so it's quite possible that we'll see a surge in AI-crafted stories and videos tailored to individual preferences. However, there will always be a unique value in human-created art that captures the depth of personal experience and emotional nuance, which AI is still far from replicating fully.

Jamie L · Answer

AI is certainly on track to become a major player in content creation, Nadia, and I believe we'll see a blend where AI-generated content coexists with human creativity. Personalization will likely be key, with AI tailoring stories and videos to individual tastes, but it won't replace the unique touch that human experiences bring to creative works.

Ethan Xu · Answer

AI is definitely shaping up to be a powerful tool in content creation, and I believe we'll see a blend of AI-generated and human-crafted stories and videos, with AI enhancing personalization and accessibility. However, the unique emotional depth and personal touch of human creativity are irreplaceable elements that will likely keep human-made content in high demand.

Wajahat (AiToolsKit.ai Founder) · Answer

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Swayam · Answer

I think human made content will be valued more and hence might cost more in the future because AI would definitely take over everything soon

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NJ Robb · Answer

Things will become artisan. Ai will help but not be fully generated. Take Ikea for example, you can buy flat pack (which is AI in this example) yet many people, myself included would rather buy bespoke and then there are commissioned pieces.

Ai will just end up cheapening things like mass automation has done in he furniture industry. That being said, mass AI generated movies will have rubbish story lines......aka the fast and furious 420th movie, you cannot beat the human touch/originality - the present set of ai cannot create originality. Ai will still just inspire and generate really cool graphics.

My opinion - who knows, it would have to be sentient at that point and that is another discussion. A human is inspired by things seen and heard, it is only inspired by wha it is trained on, brining the point round to it would have to be sentient.

Phil Meyer · Answer

@genki_asano AI content edited by humans - sure. But in my opinion the future will be all about attribution.Failing to mark AI as first-draft author or author is going to be seen in the same light as plagiarism… as it should.

Nadia Zueva · Answer

@zignis agree! At least for the next few years, it's going to be challenging to make a network behave like a real person with its strong views. However, maybe it's a matter of using the right prompts, and networks would be able to mimic like in the "Chinese Room"

William Gump · Answer

Absolutely, Nadia. I believe AI will significantly augment our consumption of creative content, offering personalized stories and videos, but it won't replace the unique human touch in art, especially when it comes to the emotional depth and personal connection we find in human-created works. There's a synergy waiting to be explored between AI capabilities and human creativity.

NJ Robb · Answer

@jamin_nanthan I saw a while back, a German artist Boris Eldagsen, won a Sony world photography award using AI to generate the image. He then refused it. Perhaps he was trying to make a point but the image still won. It will definitely replace product photography in my humble opinion but not creative writing or film.

Atticus Li · Answer

My background is in economics, and I believe that the future is AI + Human. It will never be one or the other. We are humans and we want a human touch with anything related to the arts.

Gaurav · Answer

I don't think so, you still need a huge dataset to create derivative work using AI. They don't have a creative mind of their own. Also, many companies would discourage or completely prohibit the use of AI to generate post or videos on their platform.

Thomas Hallaran · Answer

Humans will be in the loop, AI will being doing most of the work

Will we mostly watch AI-made videos and read AI-written stories in 10 years?

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