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Many in the film industry overseas fear AI would create dirt on TV…but maybe it might change the way Pasifika people watch TV?
The Dystopian Future of TV: Is AI-Generated Fast Garbage Taking Over?
In an interesting revelation, a recent article on 404media.co explores the emergence of AI-generated content in television programming, raising concerns about the quality and authenticity of the entertainment industry. The piece enters into the rapid proliferation of AI algorithms capable of producing vast amounts of content at unprecedented speeds, leading to questions about the future direction of television.
Is TV Doomed? Experts Warn of AI Onslaught
The article highlights the potential consequences of this AI-driven trend, suggesting that the pursuit of quantity over quality could fundamentally alter the viewing experience for audiences worldwide. As networks and streaming platforms increasingly rely on AI to churn out content, traditional methods of storytelling and creative expression are at risk of being overshadowed by mass-produced, algorithmically generated material. Soon enough, under this scenario, we can all be in for cookie-cutter programming with the same essential overwhelming plotlines and characteristics… wash, rinse, repeat.
Influence on Local Television and Film Industries: Maybe It’s Our Time?
The influence of AI-generated content extends to the local television and film industries in Pacific Island nations, shaping production workflows and creative processes. Pasifika filmmakers are often hampered by lack of funds, tools and support that would make feature productions and series for TV possible. As AI technologies become more accessible and affordable, production teams can leverage automation and machine learning algorithms to optimise various aspects of content creation, from scriptwriting and editing to visual effects and distribution. This can add far more variety for Pacific TV stations other than the usual lifestyle shows which are aired ad-nauseam alongside imported serials and TV series.
This integration of AI into the production pipeline has the potential to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the quality of locally produced television shows and films. Moreover, by embracing AI-driven innovations, Pacific Island filmmakers can stay competitive in the global entertainment market while showcasing the rich cultural heritage and diverse storytelling traditions of the region.
(Read the full article on 404media.co)
*An AI tool was used to add an extra layer to the editing process for this story.
