Will artificial Intelligence end our jobs and the world as we know it, or is its “intelligence” limited? While many of us feel nervous for the impact it may have on our careers, A.I. is also opening up new opportunities to those who want to break into the industry.
In today’s episode, No Film School’s Charles Haine, GG Hawkins, and Jason Hellerman discuss:
- The A.I. marketing tool that is being used to gain attention
- Thinking about whether or not we would use A.I. for certain things
- Why we don't think A.I. will be able to make great films
- The terrifying, yet fascinating, new filter TikTok is rolling out
- How AI tools can help us democratize film making
- Knowing how to make the right decisions at the right times
Plus, we have a short conversation with Joaquin del Paso and Lucy Pawlak, discussing what it was like to collaborate on the film, The Hole in the Fence. The film, which draws on actual events, dissects politics and privilege through a story that exposes the fault lines of contemporary Mexican society. The film is now available for streaming.
Memorable Quotes
- “People who work in the A.I. industry keep talking about how it could potentially end the world.” [1:35]
- “The indie film aesthetic and indie film content was driven by available resources.” [21:22]
- “The biggest skill of a working professional is knowing when you have to make a decision.” [26:27]
- “Living in that gray area is scary, but sometimes it’s absolutely necessary.” [27:50]
Resources:
A.I. is about to make social media much more toxic
The Hole in the Fence trailer (with English subtitles)
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