AI Meets Hollywood Replay with Schuyler Moore

[@gahanhaskins8161]

Wrong on Warhole! "In a win for photographer Lynn Goldsmith, the court ruled 7-2 that Warhol’s images did not constitute “fair use” under copyright law"

[@JasonReddan]

This is an amazing talk, very informative, well done :)

[@benjamindover4337]

This guy speaks with tremendous confidence because he doesn't even know how much he doesn't know.

[@nicholasfranghias9542]

Great presentation! Thank you. Sounds like an AI "DNA" code has to be embedded right from the get go in ANY work (entirely or partially) created by AI. So it gets automatically recognized by interested parties, the Library of Congress Copyright Office, for example.

[@luckyboypictures]

Thanks for sharing, I'll checkout your book.

[@PatMcGowansChannel]

This is the best legal Reality TV ever! Thank you for such a clear presentation.

[@TWHawk]

An insightful, thorough and definitive overview of the state of play in Hollywood right now with regard to the creative, legal and copyright issues related to AI.

[@darcyconrique9595]

U.S. Copyright Office should update their registration application forms immediately to add a representation or warranty, subject to Federal Law, where the applicant for such registration attests, under penalty of perjury, that none of the work being registered was created by A.I. Get on it NOW, Library of Congress!

[@BlakeDrummond]

i need AI to recap this for me

[@BlakeDrummond]

its just such a robust conversation and so thorough - while im obviously being a tad sarcastic here - I think that is one of the benefits of AI - it will make us way more efficient and save time so we CAN be more creative and do the visionary work we all want to be doing

[@EpFiDude]

@@BlakeDrummond But nothing will be visionary about it. In a few years, this will be the new norm. Through hedonic adaptation you will have achieved nothing more impressive than you currently have in your life, but what you did do was undermine the very process of creating endeavors by creating a system in which any novel idea or data will be gathered by some super-ai which then will be credited because all users consume from the data-collectors rather than the data-creators. Whatever creative and visionary work you will do, anyone will be able to steal it. In fact, the most successful in this system are going to be those who can most efficiently steal ideas and data from others to feed their AI.

[@darcyconrique9595]

Sky, are you saying that because of the WGA strike the Studios will rush to create a bunch of A.I. content to produce and market that can't be protected under copyright law? That supposition sounds preposterous.

[@MassiveSuccessVids]

AI is clearly a HORRIFIC EVIL existential threat to writers & WGA should fight to BAN AI applicable to all TV, Streaming & Film screenwriting instead of trying to find loopholes in AI usage that will only complicate the issue. I agree 110% with Schuyler's estimate of the THREAT 31 minutes into the video.

[@AntonioPerez-zk2mb]

LMFAO!!! 😂😅

[@bluerabbit1236]

Don't be one of the dumb dumbs who try to shutdown and ban everything they can't control and/or comprehend. Don't make comments when your iq is lower than your shoe number.