By the way, Disney has been using AI to create subtitles for Blu-rays for years. Hardly anyone noticed, so no one was bothered. The question of whether this technology will cost jobs doesn't even arise. It's already happening. And it's not a new "problem." Who sends emails or WhatsApp messages and feels ashamed because it puts postmen out of work? Please raise your hand! AI can no longer be stopped. It can only be regulated. Anyone with a strong representative will get off lightly. (For example, actors with a strong union behind them.) Everyone else will have to deal with the technology.

Personally, I can certainly see legitimate applications. Especially the "poor artist" can benefit from this. It's basically nothing more than using cracked software. In the case of artificially generated voices and images, however, it should be handled openly. I can certainly see the dangers associated with their use. (For example, the fact that in the future everyone will be able to use the excuse that something is AI-generated if he or she doesn't like the content. Even if the content is true or "real".)

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