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In a thought-provoking podcast episode, Chris delves into the evolving landscape of the fashion and film industries, where AI is beginning to replace human models and actors. This shift is largely driven by the challenges of directing human talent, who often resist strict guidance and creative direction. The fashion industry, in particular, is experimenting with AI to create customizable, compliant models that can be tailored to any desired specification, bypassing the unpredictability of human models. This trend extends to filmmaking, where directors struggle with human actors' reluctance to follow precise directions. The speaker predicts a future where AI may dominate visual media, raising questions about the authenticity of human expression and the value of human presence in art and entertainment.
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In a thought-provoking podcast episode, Chris delves into the evolving landscape of the fashion and film industries, where AI is beginning to replace human models and actors. This shift is largely driven by the challenges of directing human talent, who often resist strict guidance and creative direction. The fashion industry, in particular, is experimenting with AI to create customizable, compliant models that can be tailored to any desired specification, bypassing the unpredictability of human models. This trend extends to filmmaking, where directors struggle with human actors' reluctance to follow precise directions. The speaker predicts a future where AI may dominate visual media, raising questions about the authenticity of human expression and the value of human presence in art and entertainment.