People keep sending me their AI companies and telling me they're ethical. It's the fun new thing they put in their bios. "We're an ethical AI company." But the thing is, it seems like there's actually no official definition for that term. It would be like OJ calling himself an ethical running back -- you can say it, but it just doesn't mean it's true. The only truth is that artificial intelligence has the power to reshape the entertainment industry. Today, we're talking about the ethics of this technology—the biases, the potential for misuse, and the path to a responsible future for movies and television.So let's come up with a definition of ethical AI together. What is Ethical AI?We all want to feel like the computer programs everyone is using to write their blogs and polish their emails. And the more these programs invade Hollywood, the more we have to worry about how they're stealing ideas, images, and everything else. Ethical AI focuses on the responsible and fair use of artificial intelligence technologies. In the context of film and TV, it covers areas like: Bias and Representation: AI algorithms can perpetuate harmful biases if the data used to train them is limited or skewed. Ethical AI aims to ensure diverse representation in front of the camera and behind the scenes, as well as in how characters and stories are portrayed. This includes avoiding stereotypes and harmful tropes across race, gender, sexual orientation, disability, etc. Transparency: Audiences should be able to...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Monday, 13 May