Embracing AI: The Future of Content Creation | Ernesto Anaya | TEDxSCCS Youth

In this Ted Talk, Ernesto M. Anaya shares their personal story of how a high school teacher's advice led them to a career in filmmaking and how they leveraged AI to revolutionize the way they approach content creation. Ernesto highlights the benefits of AI in terms of efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and creativity and emphasize the importance of being optimistic and embracing change in order to succeed in the industry. Ernesto concludes by discussing the potential of AI in the future of the industry and encourages the audience to consider studying film or related fields in college and to consider how AI can be used in their own careers or businesses. Ernesto is a filmmaker, content creator and a father. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@stephaniedelcarpiocoimbra5409]

Excelentes expositores en TEDx Santa Cruz!!

[@NarendraSNayak-ss9xf]

Great ted talk

[@theboliviangirlrider]

Excelente disertacion! Me encanto como des-satinizaste el AI dentro de tu rubro. Muchas felicidades! Gracias por transmitir tus ideas y compartir tu experiencia

[@SriRam-bm8zw]

Great talking talent ..

[@puskaradhikari9916]

Nothing is free brother, This it jus the beginning of AI

[@eatlessandmovemore]

The trend of integrating AI into work is inevitable. We have no choice but to embrace it. Probably would cause some job loss tho

[@skunagraphics1769]

Some ?? It seems like a lot will dissapear

[@aisardi]

New technology always creates job losses The paper boy - gone, telegraphist - gone, lamplighter (yes it was a real job) - gone and many more became redundant I'm a shop operator, it's just a matter of time for my job to become completely obsolete It's just the way the world works

[@alexjones8866]

Theirs is nothing positive other than we need less people - how is that positive - a loneliness and disconnected workplace and world is on the horizon and we'll realise our priorities were always in the wrong place, and a huge monopoly, you cant own people but you can own ai, my 2 cents