Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the filmmaking process, moving beyond its previous role as a background tool to enhance creativity. Notably, in films like The Brutalist, AI has been utilized to modify foreign accents without altering the original actors’ voices, while in Emilia Pérez, it blended the lead actress’s vocals with another singer’s to expand her range. This shift in Hollywood’s perception of AI marks a departure from earlier fears, particularly during past strikes by writers and actors. In animation, production timelines are rapidly reducing; for instance, it may soon be possible to create an anime film in under three hours, compared to the three years it took for The Lion King. Concurrently, the federal government is rebranding the AI Safety Institute to the Center for AI Standards and Innovation, emphasizing collaboration with tech companies to promote innovation while managing AI risks. Overall, these changes suggest a more integrated future for AI in various sectors.
Transforming Industries: How AI Tools Optimize Processes and Shift Perspectives
